OSC Communications

The Open Source Committee Comms Overview can be found here, and is detailed below.

The Open Source Office and Open Source Committee at Intersect is a welcoming hub for the Cardano community. We connect members, businesses, and developers of all levels to collaborate, learn, and build on Cardano.

We connect the Cardano community through our website, social media, events, and partnerships. We provide resources, host Q&As, showcase projects, and foster collaboration to drive Cardano's growth. Our impact is measured by community engagement, project milestones, and the growing interest in this transformative technology.

Approach Overview:

1. Fostering Innovation: Encouraging collaborative development and transparency to improve software quality and security.

2. Building Community: Creating a vibrant, supportive environment for contributors with resources, mentorship, and recognition.

3. Promoting Trust: Ensuring open communication and shared ownership to foster trust and collaboration.

4. Expanding Reach: Leveraging global contributions to enhance our projects with diverse perspectives and expertise.

The Open Source Office (OSO) and OSC aims to foster collaboration, transparency, and community engagement through effective communication. We are utilizing LinkedIn, Discord, Twitter, and YouTube to reach and engage with our community and stakeholders.

Objectives

1. Engage Community: Build and maintain active participation from contributors, users, and enthusiasts.

2. Promote Transparency: Ensure open and transparent communication about projects, progress, and decisions.

3. Expand Reach: Grow the OSO's & OSC’s visibility and influence in the open-source community.

4. Authenticity: Build trust by being open and honest with our work, empathy, and sharing of cowboy culture.

Communication Channels:

1. LinkedIn: Share professional insights and project developments to engage with a broad, professional audience.

2. Discord: Foster real-time, interactive communication and support among developers and enthusiasts.

3. Twitter: Provide timely updates, engage with a wide audience, and spark conversations about open-source projects.

4. Youtube: Deliver in-depth tutorials, project demonstrations, and showcase community contributions through engaging video content.