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Delegating communication to local communities (view source)
Revision as of 11:07, 24 October 2024
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'''The goal of this page:''' provide a framework for the delegation of social network accounts.
== How can I publish on social networks as an Open Food Facts local community? ==
To share content and animate a local community around the project Open Food Facts, you will need to become an ambassador.
* Discover how to [https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/Guidelines_to_become_an_ambassador_of_Open_Food_Facts become an ambassador]
To sum up, this means signing the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/14gFdZrgR5t9lur9DUUG-yqVDNsKVSM031QZ9hxRNq4Y/edit?usp=sharing Open Food Facts' representative charter] and having regular online meet-ups with a member of the permanent team.
== Creating an account on a social media platform ==
In the process of becoming an ambassador, you will be allocated your country's email address: '''country_code@openfoodfacts.org (ex: uk@openfoodfacts.org)'''
* Accounts can be created on all social networks
* All accounts should be created using the Open Food Facts country's email address
* Accounts names should be worded as follow: '''Open Food Facts in ''[country] (ex: Open Food Facts in the United Kingdom)'''''
* Account Icon: please use the logo of Open Food Facts as is. Please contact us if you want to propose a customised icon.
== Moderation/announcement of communications ==
* When creating a post on any social media, please share it with the community in the #communication slack channel.
== Tone of voice & content policy ==
* The ambassador is free to post any content as long as it is compliant with the guidelines (cf. Process for communicating regularly on behalf of Open Food Facts).
== How can I publish on social networks as an Open Food Facts local community? ==
To share content and animate a local community around the project Open Food Facts, you will need to become an ambassador.
* Discover how to [https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/Guidelines_to_become_an_ambassador_of_Open_Food_Facts become an ambassador]
To sum up, this means signing the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/14gFdZrgR5t9lur9DUUG-yqVDNsKVSM031QZ9hxRNq4Y/edit?usp=sharing Open Food Facts' representative charter] and having regular online meet-ups with a member of the permanent team.
== Creating an account on a social media platform ==
In the process of becoming an ambassador, you will be allocated your country's email address: '''country_code@openfoodfacts.org (ex: uk@openfoodfacts.org)'''
* Accounts can be created on all social networks
* All accounts should be created using the Open Food Facts country's email address
* Accounts names should be worded as follow: '''Open Food Facts in ''[country] (ex: Open Food Facts in the United Kingdom)'''''
* Account Icon: please use the logo of Open Food Facts as is. Please contact us if you want to propose a customised icon.
== Moderation/announcement of communications ==
* When creating a post on any social media, please share it with the community in the #communication slack channel.
== Tone of voice & content policy ==
* The ambassador is free to post any content as long as it is compliant with the guidelines (cf. Process for communicating regularly on behalf of Open Food Facts).