Good evening LO-Marketing Team,
I'd like to introduce myself - but before I do that, I'd like to comment
you folks on the great work @ LO ... I am a heavy user for a couple of
years now on WIN, Linux and mac OS - and I like it a lot(!).
But who am I? I go by the online handle "Harry Silverlion" am currently
employed as an IT-Instructor and Admin at an educational facility where
I use LO to create workbooks to be filled out on a tablet.
A little bit about myself: turning 40 this year, have had the chair of
marketing @ one of the *buntu distributions, did work as a media spokes
person for a regional club in sports and got some insights into
journalism during several internships as news reporter / radio host.
I'd love to connect and see how my very(!) basic skills of layouting /
video editing / writing can be helpful for the TDF.
that'll suffice for the moment - oh wait: I should mention that I am
located in the western Part of GER (currently UTC + 2).
If there are any types of questions please do not hesitate to approach
and fire away.
Stay safe and healthy!
Regards,
Harry
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