On 9 July 2011 19:28, Florian Effenberger <floeff@documentfoundation.org>wrote:
Hello,
the participation in the latest marketing conference calls hasn't been
that overwhelming. :/
With this e-mail, I would like to discuss on how we can make these calls
more attracting. Those who did not attend, I would like to ask, on why. :-)
Calls occur too often? Too rarely?
Calls are too long? Too short?
Boring content?
Language barrier?
Wrong time(zone)?
Calls just don't fit our way of working?
I'm not blaming anyone, I just would like to get information on why the
participation rate is so low. If we end up with calls being useless,
that's okay, but I would like to avoid planning and organizing such
calls, when the interest is rather low. We might end up with solely
using the mailing list, or IRC, or Skype - that's what I want to find out.
So, I'd like to ask for your humble opinion on that. If you prefer, you
can also reply offlist via private mail.
Just came at a bad time for me with pressure of work. But I will try to
participate more :-)
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