On 31/10/13 08:33, Heinz Diehl wrote: > Raised awareness does seldom lead to change (just as knowledge and > attitudes). Before developing a strategy on promoting the use of > GPG, the barriers which prevent people from using it should be > explored and fed back into the implementation strategy.
Research would definitely be helpful. There are many well written guides, video tutorials, and even e-learning courses on how to setup GPG however, and some applications make it very easy. While technical complexity is undoubtedly a problem, a huge number of technically proficient people are not using GPG simply because they aren't aware of its existence or importance. At least, that's what my own experiences tell me. > Maybe some principles from social marketing (insight, exchange..) > would fit as a good starting point for a campaign. I'd like to explore this off-list; sounds like you've got some interesting ideas. Best, Sam. -- Sam Tuke Campaign Manager Gnu Privacy Guard 0044 78680 77871
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