Le 2010-11-11 15:34, Michel Gagnon a écrit :
Some nice ideas.
I think the main slogan should remind people that LibreOffice is a
series of programs that help one to write, draw, calculate... Maybe I am
paranoid, but I think we should avoid: names that remind one of
competitive software.
Agree strongly. As well, avoid any negatives.
So I would not recommend:
– Take note... because of OneNote and Lotus Notes
I had not thought of notes this way but yes.
– We conquered space... too far away
Play on words ... not spatial space. LOL
I like:
– LibreOffice, a suite deal
– With LibreOffice, you really are in control of your documents (i.e.
reference to open file formats)
– LibreOffice: your documents, you're in control!
In French, these would work, depending on how much text we want:
– LibreOffice, une suite qui a de la classe
Also: LibreOffice, toute suite!"
– Avec LibreOffice, vous avez plein contrôle, jusqu'au bout !
– LibreOffice vous permet d'être maître de vos documents !
Merci
Marc
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