On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 2:38 PM, will kahn-greene <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Miro" is a desktop media player application. You can download it at > <http://getmiro.com/>. It has nothing to do with this conversation. > > "GNOME Miro Community" is a web-site that indexes GNOME videos > regardless of where they are on the Internet. It is at > <http://gnome.mirocommunity.org/>. I often abbreviate it as GMC. The > site doesn't host video. The site is not a channel. GNOME Miro > Community is not like YouTube or Vimeo. > > I'm concerned that I have to keep clarifying this. It suggests to me > that GNOME Miro Community is making this situation worse rather than > You're right, and we owe you a clear response on this. So let's make it clear. I think we need to focus on youtube for a number of reasons. We don't really have a proper plan on how we could take advantage of mirocommunity at the moment and I think we need to think about it some more. GMC is a great resource and I can see it as something that I'd like to push after the release. Youtube has some advantages especially in terms of a possible revenue stream, a potential large set of new users, and name recognition. So my vote is to drop Vimeo and GMC for now until we can come up with a plan takes advantage of the those sites to their potential. Otherwise we need to concentrate one place. sri
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