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==== 10th Anniversary Content ====
==== 10th Anniversary Content ====
Revised schedule, treating the first release of Fedora Core in November 2003 as the "official" anniversary.


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! Month !! Topic !! Draft Deadline !! Publication Deadline !! Author !! Editor !! Notes
! Month !! Topic !! Draft Deadline !! Publication Deadline !! Author !! Editor !! Notes
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| September || FPL Retrospective || 14 October 2013 || 22 October 2013 || jzb || ? || Still missing 2 interviews. We can also reuse this video and be halfway there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOFXBGh6DZ0
| October || FPL Retrospective || 14 October 2013 || 22 October 2013 || jzb || ? || Still missing 2 interviews. We can also reuse this video and be halfway there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOFXBGh6DZ0
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| October || History of Fedora || 13 November 2013 || 22 November 2013 || [[User:rbergero|Robyn Bergeron]] + [[User:chrisroberts| Chris Roberts]] || jzb || Could probably start off with a bulletpoint-style outline of history just to get a sense of things that have happened. [[Releases/HistoricalSchedules]] is probably a good place to pull major dates from and form an outline.
| November || History of Fedora || 13 November 2013 || 22 November 2013 || [[User:rbergero|Robyn Bergeron]] + [[User:chrisroberts| Chris Roberts]] || jzb || Could probably start off with a bulletpoint-style outline of history just to get a sense of things that have happened. [[Releases/HistoricalSchedules]] is probably a good place to pull major dates from and form an outline.
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| November || 10 Firsts for Fedora || 10 December 2013 || 20 December 2013 || ? || jzb || (Volunteers?) Would be good to look at some of the technologies that Fedora has pioneered. Especially things that have been widely adopted in other projects.
| December || 10 Firsts for Fedora || 10 December 2013 || 20 December 2013 || ? || jzb || (Volunteers?) Would be good to look at some of the technologies that Fedora has pioneered. Especially things that have been widely adopted in other projects.
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| December || Visual History of Fedora || 13 January 2014 || 23 January 2014 || ? || jzb || I moved this up a bit to compensate for Christmas holiday. Picturing a slideshow or something that shows how the desktop, installer, etc. have matured over the years. Should include GNOME, KDE, Xfce, etc.
| January || Visual History of Fedora || 13 January 2014 || 23 January 2014 || ? || jzb || I moved this up a bit to compensate for Christmas holiday. Picturing a slideshow or something that shows how the desktop, installer, etc. have matured over the years. Should include GNOME, KDE, Xfce, etc.
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| January || Fedora Around the World || 13 February 2014 || 23 February 2014 || ? || jzb || Possible angle: Fedora's translation and ambassador communities around the world?
| February || Fedora Around the World || 13 February 2014 || 23 February 2014 || ? || jzb || Possible angle: Fedora's translation and ambassador communities around the world?
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| February || Let's Get Small (with Fedora) || 13 March 2014 || 23 March 2014 || suehle || jzb || Perhaps something about Fedora's history with ARM and other embedded/non-x86 archs? Thinking especially Raspberry pi.
| March || Let's Get Small (with Fedora) || 13 March 2014 || 23 March 2014 || suehle || jzb || Perhaps something about Fedora's history with ARM and other embedded/non-x86 archs? Thinking especially Raspberry pi.
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10th Anniversary Content

Revised schedule, treating the first release of Fedora Core in November 2003 as the "official" anniversary.

Month Topic Draft Deadline Publication Deadline Author Editor Notes
October FPL Retrospective 14 October 2013 22 October 2013 jzb ? Still missing 2 interviews. We can also reuse this video and be halfway there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOFXBGh6DZ0
November History of Fedora 13 November 2013 22 November 2013 Robyn Bergeron + Chris Roberts jzb Could probably start off with a bulletpoint-style outline of history just to get a sense of things that have happened. Releases/HistoricalSchedules is probably a good place to pull major dates from and form an outline.
December 10 Firsts for Fedora 10 December 2013 20 December 2013 ? jzb (Volunteers?) Would be good to look at some of the technologies that Fedora has pioneered. Especially things that have been widely adopted in other projects.
January Visual History of Fedora 13 January 2014 23 January 2014 ? jzb I moved this up a bit to compensate for Christmas holiday. Picturing a slideshow or something that shows how the desktop, installer, etc. have matured over the years. Should include GNOME, KDE, Xfce, etc.
February Fedora Around the World 13 February 2014 23 February 2014 ? jzb Possible angle: Fedora's translation and ambassador communities around the world?
March Let's Get Small (with Fedora) 13 March 2014 23 March 2014 suehle jzb Perhaps something about Fedora's history with ARM and other embedded/non-x86 archs? Thinking especially Raspberry pi.