User stories

Desktop users

also OO project management and Database are cool
tour of Fedora by a 4/5/6/7 year old
using fedora as a home media server, keeping your music library or whatever there
kids at home playing internet-based games...
maybe someone putting together a cheap workstation for their kids etc.
fedora for designers (tablet meme!)
fedora for audio geeks (we have an audio/music list, podcasting, etc)
mobiles
using fedora to read my emailz with xyz
using PIM
also doing some thing based on the special fedora packages .. the robotics or whatever
ooh, yeah - the Mini SIG, the Moblin spin!

Olinux - college sysadmin created custom version of Fedora for dual-booting all engineering student laptops (both an IT story and a student-user/new-user story)
the Fedora Insight deployment is a Fedora user story, imo - being able to package stuff up, work with the community to deploy it, etc. is the *only* thing that's going to make FI possible to deploy and maintain
using fedora to run a phpbb server
mail server
listserv
apache

I think the "ianweller teaches professors at POSSE how to make packages" is a good one both in terms of "cool story" and "zomg this is hard for smart new contributors plz can haz make easier"
how FWN works
sdziallas's story of getting involved with the edu sig - maybe a few stories here, incl. making SoaS based on Fedora
"I found this bug and I reported it and look it got fixed" (qa/dev story)
"I packaged foobar in Fedora and suddenly my foobar program had a lot more users"
i found a bug and made a patch, also
I think bug-reporting needs at least 2 stories - one from someone who is a dev who could fix it, one from someone who isn't a developer
"how the 1-page release notes were made" (this can more or less copy-paste Mo's blog post, methinks)
for that matter, "how the website was redesigned"
something docs related?
and translations
maybe the story of a translation sprint
or a "wow, this is the first time I've used an operating system in my native language" story
the "how transifex got started" story is also a really good one
Luke Macken on "how we made moksha" might also be a winner
even the PackageKit story from last week might be good "here's how we deal with issues"