Re: [libreoffice-marketing] Marketing Libre Office with E-mails. From Volodymyr in Atlanta.

On Tue, 2011-11-22 at 14:03 -0500, Volodymyr Vladimir I.
Druzhshchienschkyj wrote:
> Atlanta, Georgia USA 
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> 13:57 (UTC -05) Tuesday 22 November 2011 
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> Hello Everyone:

Howdy,

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> The following is my attempt to promote Libre Office and its benefits to society.  
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> With many companies they will include advertising in e-mails or SMS that are sent without 
> specific user consent.  Examples of this are, "Sent using X, Y, or Z hardware", or something 
> similar.  
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> With each e-mail that includes a PDF authored by myself, which is the way I prefer to write, I 
> include the following text in the last section of the e-mail after the closing and before the 
> legal notifications.  

Cool - so I take you run some type of email newsletter or newsletters,
yes?

Well, I think it's wonderful that you use, like and want to promote the
package and OSS in general.

I suppose, were I being a bit picayune-ish there are a few small things
I would point out.

The name is LibreOffice, one word.

It is a registered trademark and should be treated as such.

So if I may suggest a small change in wording:
[see below your original text]

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> The attached PDF file was created and exported using Libre Office, a Free Open Source office 
> suite that is the product of an international collaboration for the Digital Commons and that of 
> Open Source .  It is available for Linux, Mac, Windows and other operating systems at: 
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> http://www.libreoffice.org <http://www.libreoffice.org/>   
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> in different languages.  
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> The result of these efforts is such that the quality and dedication is beyond what any salaried 
> employee of any major corporation could ever be monetarily motivated to deliver.  The Digital 
> Commons and that of Open Source Software, forms the foundation for true unrestricted creativity 
> and value-adds, artistically, economically, and intellectually.  The Digital Commons and that of 
> Open Source Software, does not hold progress and innovation captive to the legal force of 
> restrictive licensing agreements.   This is about unrestricted Liberty, the future, longevity, 
> and the highest possible evolution of true achievements.  
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The attached PDF file was created and exported using the Free Open
Source office suite LibreOffice. LibreOffice is produced by The Document
Foundation, an international, non-profit and volunteer run organization
working for the Digital Commons and promotion of Open Source software.
It is available for Linux, Mac, Windows and other operating systems at: 
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> http://www.libreoffice.org <http://www.libreoffice.org/>   
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> in different languages.  
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> The result of these efforts is such that the quality and dedication is beyond what any salaried 
> employee of any major corporation could ever be monetarily motivated to deliver.  The Digital 
> Commons and that of Open Source Software, forms the foundation for true unrestricted creativity 
> and value-adds, artistically, economically, and intellectually.  The Digital Commons and that of 
> Open Source Software, does not hold progress and innovation captive to the legal force of 
> restrictive licensing agreements.   This is about unrestricted Liberty, the future, longevity, 
> and the highest possible evolution of true achievements.  
> > >

<snip>

Beyond that, like I say it's great that you want to be booster for the
package and I hope you will find other ways to interact with and support
the LibreOffice community.

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> All the Best,

and to you,

Drew Jensen


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