I comprehend 'brain dead', John :-) Following is some alternative copy for
your consideration, prefaced by explaining that only the text up to (my
added) 'technical imrovements' heading has been revised... however the text
following that (up to the ) was left in place verbatim to include a
for
Peter Junge wrote (1-12-2009 8:18)
General remark: I didn't find the time to read the whole discussion
here, so I might reiterate things that have already been said. Anyway I
think this discussion is mostly happening at the wrong place. As we have
often emphasized "OOo is not equal ODF". Conseq
Hi all,
I tried to collect thoughts and opinions about the ODF mime type icons
inside the marketing project.
It seems to me that most of the people interested in this topic already
posted their opinion, so I think we should go back on disc...@ux.ooo to
find a common agreement on the differen
Hi Drew, *
Drew Jensen schrieb:
Juergen Schmidt wrote:
> [...] the key message of the icons is to strengthen the ODF brand.
> And that application independent! For ODF it is important that
> people understand the openness of the format, that it is based on
> a standard and that it can be used w