Hi Marc,
Please see my inline responses.
2011/4/27 Marc Paré
> Hi Rimer
>
> Le 2011-04-27 10:18, Riemer Thalen a écrit :
>
> Hi Marc,
>>
>> Having been an advertising copywriter for over thirty years, I'd like to
>> participate for a Dutch slogan.
>
Hi Marc,
Having been an advertising copywriter for over thirty years, I'd like to
participate for a Dutch slogan.
Slogans tend to be language-specific. What sounds well and convincingly in
one language, might not in another. However, generally speaking the *
positioning* of LibreOffice should be
Some time ago, Ubuntu/Canonical ran a "100 paper cuts" campaign. Users could
report little things that annoyed them and could be fixed easily. I think
LibO should follow that example (apart from the former users survey).
But you know best, so I guess it is not going to happen.
Bye,
R
That was
the initianal point I tried to make. It turns out the opinion leaders in the
community do not agree with me. So be it.
2011/4/24 Jon Hamkins
> On 04/23/2011 03:21 PM, Italo Vignoli wrote:
>
>> On 4/23/11 10:07 PM, Riemer Thalen wrote:
>>
>
> I agree 99% with It
oodwill transfer
would almost certainly be the most catastrophical decision ever made by the
BrOffice community...
Please, think it over.
Kind regards,
Riemer Thalen
marketing consultant
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From: Luiz
Date: 2011/4/23
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-marketing] Br
Hi all,
My name is Riemer Thalen and I am not a programmer. I'm a marketing guy.
For the last couple of years I have been wondering: how come so many
people pay hundreds of dollars for MS Office when they can have OOo/LibO
for free?
Apparently, many people feel LibO does not match MS O
Hi all,My name is Riemer Thalen and I am not a programmer. I'm a
marketing guy. For the last couple of years I have been wondering:
how come so many people pay hundreds of dollars for MS Office when
they can have OOo/LibO for free?Apparently, many people feel LibO does
not
