Hi

>On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 00:48:50 +0000, CPH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
>
>> I think that the following are those we are targetting the front
>> page at in order : - new users who want to download OOo - new users
>> who need help - people looking for features, comparissons, want to
>> know what OOo is about, etc - the press - developers - native lang
>> groups - regular users to inform them of new OOo items Am I missing
>> any group ?
>
>Let me talk about the press here, since I am part of it. What
>journalists find useful is
>
>1) the same as anyone: a way to grasp quickly what OOo is and why
>anyone should care. This is the idea of my three key facts for the
>front page in another post. 2) from the front page only a clearly
>marked link to a separate page which will have (in order of
>importance) contact information for people who can tell them, in their
>own language, what they need to know. Links to more detailed fact
>sheets, reviews, etc. Important upcoming dates, so people with
>deadlines can plan articles.
>
>Everything else, if you're working, is either useless or
>counterproductive. I could go on for some time about the giveaway
>signs of amateurism in FOSS websites but I won't.

we used to have, as I mentioned, a link to what Andrew would probably
deem an amateurish presskit/media link
(<http://www.openoffice.org/about_us/presskit.html>). It was put there
when 1.0 came out.  However, no one maintained it, and I removed it b/c
much of what it refers to is way out of date.  I believe the MP is going
to have a press link, and also a more sophisticated (professional) media
kit, but we should certainly link to something like that on the
homepage.

Cheers
Louis

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