Hey Telesto,
On 12/10/2020 23:30, Telesto wrote:
Some attempts:
LibreOffice shipped by TDF.
LibreOffice TDF release.
LibreOffice distributed/compiled by TDF.
LibreOffice made possible by TDF.
The logo already has "The Document Foundation" underneath, so I don't
think this really adds anything. And just leads people to wonder what
that actually means. I think a word like "Community" makes it more clear
that it's not an enterprise product.
Valid objection against using TDF. I would even say, using TDF makes
TDFt a software vendor.
Which isn't ideal. FWIW: they where only some proposals out of
brainstorming mode :-)
However I expect Community Edition to be misinterpreted rather often.
It might be a trimmed down version. Or to be used by the Community (so
not for not-community members)
So 'simply' community edition is a no go. So if you want to go for
Community , I should be "Community supported edition, or something similar.
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In general. I'm happy with 'critics' on my suggestions. However I would
like people to split up their opinion (in steps).
Makes it easier keeping track on positions taken. Else everything is
mixed together and makes it hard to distill positions out the arguments
made.
1) Supported of rejecting the 'Edition' topic (which technically of the
table, but supports of that are probably still to be found)
2) Agreeing or disagreeing about Community/ Personal carrying
connotations (loaded terminology)
3) Assessment if the 'connotation' topic can be overcome. Say be
explaining the meaning in the current context. I personally don't think
you can ever 'solve' the connotation issue
4) If you agree with 2-3, proposals how this suggestions can be avoided
(or expressing support of already offered options).
FWIW:W And offering support to a proposal doesn't mean you bound by it
definitively. This is work in progress, so may change of mind because
the follow up comments etc.
Nothing bad/evil about that.
I assume the final say will be a vote of some kind (with closed
questions). Even with a clear outcome here.. Not sure if everybody wants
to participate in the discussion (or having the time to do so).
For the record, people who are against any Edition branding, simply say so.
Don't go into sabotaging/abuse mode. So acknowledging problem with
editions, seeing as a problem,
and followed by bluntly rejecting everything on the table. To simply to
frustrate the process. In the hope of creating an impasse of some kind.
We want to be constructive.
So at point 4, if you reject all the suggestions on the table, please
give at least one (reasonable) alternative.
It's more constructive compared to say I dislike everything (which can
be true opinion or sabotaging)
Rejecting something pretty easy, thinking about an alternative could be
'hard'.
Regards,
Telesto
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