Thanks, everyone.
The more time you have between the mailed cards and Christmas gives more
"enjoyment". I have many people/organizations/companies on my email
address book who may enjoy your "Christmas Card". For me, this would be
a great way let them know we support our worldwide developers, not just
the "product".
Since I read about many USA non-personal use of open source is one the
rise, supporting the developers of open source packages is one way to
let all of us tell these developers we support their efforts.
SO I say again - Thanks Everyone.
:-)
Most users [honest opinion from comments I have been given] do not have
time to read blogs and other online reading on "products". They trust
others to let them know what may be best for them to use. I have had
people trust me to use open source products since OpenOffice added .doc
read/write to their office package. I learned of OOo from the author's
notes in a book from my favorite SciFi author. Later, I read about
LibreOffice coming out when OOo stopped updating/upgrading. I have been
a LO users ever since. Most of the users of OOo, who I advised to use
it, has switched to LO within a year of my switching to LO as my default
office package.
For people who must use MS Office, at work, I have convinced some to use
.doc instead of .docx going to people outside of their internal office
use. Since different agencies/organizations/companies use various
versions of MS Office. For MS Office, and other packages, .doc is the
easiest to be read/modified/returned. One day, I would love to see .odt
as the default format, since MS does not control it.
On 12/05/2016 11:23 AM, enio.gemmo@libreoffice.org wrote:
I try to do something, and I offer it
;-)
Il 05/12/2016 16:59, Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster ha scritto:
Can you get it out earlier?
I would love to post it a week or more before Christmas.
On 12/05/2016 10:28 AM, Enio Gemmo wrote:
Great!
Il 05 dicembre 2016 16:13:23 CET, Mike Saunders
<mike.saunders@documentfoundation.org> ha scritto:
Hi everyone,
I'm thinking of making a Christmas card to post on social media and the
blog on the 24th of December. It'd basically be a thank you from the
LibreOffice community to all developers, contributors, users and
supporters, with a group picture from the conference.
Here's one I made in my previous life:
http://www.linuxvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/lv_xmas_card.jpg
Does anyone have any other ideas what we can do with it?
Thanks!
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