Hello everyone!
Regarding @haikunauts (on Twitter) and haikunauts.home.blog (wordpress site), maybe I should have written this long ago, so a bit late, here it comes.
Take this with some teaspoons of humor and happiness 
Some definitions first:
Haikuverse:
Everything that surrounds Haiku, including but not limited to, the hardware Haiku runs onto, the peripherals that can be used with Haiku, software designed for Haiku, ported software, people who use Haiku, dressing of Haiku with themes, icons, wallpapersā¦ reviews, be them written or video, scattered everywhereā¦ websites dedicated to Haikuā¦
Haikunaut:
Someone who uses Haiku as a daily driver, or someone whose goal is ending up using Haiku as a daily driver, while traveling through the Haikuverse.
Reading through the forums it can be seen that a great number of people around here have some sort of tech background or, at least, arenāt scared of digging in here and there to get things working. While āregularā is some term that is subject to discussion, Iāll say here that regular, as non tech aware/ non tech savy/ tech indiference, users want to see/find things easily, in an easy to understand language in order to end up doing things, also in an easy way. I might be mistaken with what I just have written, and while generalize is never a proper approach, my personal experience has more of these than tech freak cases. 
Because of that, I thought of gathering tips that could be useful for regular users that come to Haiku as first time users, in order to ease in the process of using Haiku. By no means is evangelism in the sense of trying to get people to use Haiku saying things like āHaiku is the best OSā or whatever. The idea behind is to offer the info, and let users decide by themselves without pushing people around, trusting their common sense, if they find Haiku useful for them, welcome, if they donāt, thanks for dropping by.
Both the twitter account and the website try to be Honest about Haiku, acknowledging that Haiku has plenty of flaws, but not being ashamed of them. Flaws are chances for improvement, as I see them, and while some might get in the way, in many cases there are shortcuts to circumvent them that regular users might not know. Certainly some of said stuff might be part of the default Haiku User Guide, some might not. But, then again, who RTFM? nowadays?
Also, tried to write down those things in a simple, easy to understand, language (others should evaluate if this has been achieved), so anyone, regardless their age or knowledge could understand what is shown without brain damage 
Iāve been told that if you write things in a way that a 6 year old kid can understand, anyone could understand it. (experience proved that wrong in certain cases 
, but in general turns true)
Twitter account is used basically to post new stuff that comes up on the forum, new software availability, releases, reviews, hardware supportā¦ whatever that has anything to do with Haiku, though sometimes hashtag #haiku ends up in groups of people who write Haiku Poemsā¦
Iād like to point up that the content found on the website as well as the tweets all try to blend respect, politeness, happiness, humor and simplicity, while being objective though sometimes might be a bit biased towards Haiku 
The Haikunauts characters are designed loosely āfollowingā the icon guidelines to have a sense of a whole thing with the official site, without trying to draw attention away from it. While far for complete, these Haikunauts try to represent anyone (there is a lot of WIP on that matter yet to be released), or that anyone can see themselves as a āpotentialā Haiku user? Way too overweening? 
The website uses the colors of the default Haiku theme, yellow, blue and grey, trying to get a sense of familiarity with the desktop the users are going to find when they launch Haiku for the first time. And tweaking the looks of an OS is something that new users donāt usually do, until they get a grasp on how things work on the ānew homeā. Usually people is afraid of changes, and having a similar color themed environment might help to lower the entry barrier and make them feel more comfortable. 
Itās clear that the site is far from complete, and that the twitter account could be posting more stuff, still, as with many people here, free time is limited, reducing the posting rate.
Actually, I just discovered recently that a single twitter account can be managed by several users. Same for the wordpress site. So that is when I posted on the Haiku Promotions Twitter Account? topic about it and well, it could help improve the experience, and increase the valuable content.
Using the parallelism with the universe just seemed straightforward, Haikuverse/Universe, Haikunaut/Astronaut. Also tested with ŠŠ¾ŃŠ¼Š¾Ń and å¤Ŗē©ŗ, but these two didnāt seem to be as suitable for the purpose. And it seemed as a nice choice for marketing purposes without interfering with the official accounts, that was never the point. This was created as a complement, same as there are other websites/twitters (macuarium, windowscentral, thisweekingodot, blenderdevā¦ ) that are also āsidekicksā.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I might have left something floating around.
Be happy!
Maybe a Jim Leeās Batman style would be moreā¦ mmmmā¦ but it would be less Haiky 
