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| Using link tracking is [http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/logistics/2010-March/000446.html an easy way] for us to find out how people are getting to our download page. People might click over to our download page from any of a number of areas, and knowing the relative usage of those links can help us understand what materials we're producing are more effective than others.
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| | This SOP has moved to the fedora Infrastructure SOP git repo. Please see the current document at: http://infrastructure.fedoraproject.org/infra/docs/linktracking.rst |
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| == Adding links ==
| | For changes, questions or comments, please contact anyone in the Fedora Infrastructure team. |
| Each link should be constructed by adding '''?''' to the URL, followed by a short code that includes:
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| * an indicator for the link source (such as the wiki release notes)
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| * an indicator for the Fedora release in specific (such as F{{FedoraVersion}} for the final, or F{{FedoraVersion}}a for the Alpha test release)
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| So a link to ''get.fp.o'' from the one-page release notes would become '''<nowiki>http://get.fedoraproject.org/?op</nowiki>F{{FedoraVersion}}'''.
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| == FAQ ==
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| ; I want to copy a link to my status update for social networking, or my blog.
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| : If you're posting a status update to identi.ca, for example, use the link tracking code for status updates. Don't copy a link straight from an announcement that includes link tracking from the announcement. You can copy the link itself but remember to change the portion after the '''?''' to instead use the '''st''' code for status updates and blogs, followed by the Fedora release version (such as F{{FedoraVersion}}a, F{{FedoraVersion}}b, or F{{FedoraVersion}}), like this:
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| :'''<nowiki>http://fedoraproject.org/get-prerelease</nowiki>?stF{{FedoraVersion|next}}a'''
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| ; I want to point people to the announcement from my blog. Should I use the announcement link tracking code?
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| : The actual URL link itself is the announcement URL. Add the link tracking code for blogs, which would start with '''?st''' and end with the Fedora release version, like this:
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| :'''<nowiki>http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/</nowiki>F{{FedoraVersion|next}}_release_announcement?stF{{FedoraVersion|next}}a'''
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| == The codes ==
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| {{admon/note | Additions to this table are welcome.}}
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| ! Link source !! Code
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| | Email announcements || an
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| | Wiki announcements || wkan
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| | [http://fedoraproject.org Front page] || fp
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| | [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki Front page of wiki] || wkfp
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| | The press release Red Hat makes || rhpr
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| | http://redhat.com/fedora || rhf
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| | Test phase release notes on wiki || wkrn
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| | Official release notes || rn
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| | Official installation guide || ig
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| | One-page release notes || op
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| | Status links (Identi.ca, Twitter, Facebook, etc.),<br/>blog posts, other social networking || st
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| [[Category:Marketing SOPs]]
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| [[Category:Infrastructure SOPs]] | | [[Category:Infrastructure SOPs]] |
