Re: [libreoffice-marketing] LibreOffice and "datamining" - opportunity?

Hi again Anshuman,

On 12.07.23 09:50, Anshuman Pandey wrote:
> This is very topical in the Open Source community. Given the news on
> RedHat and Fedora and people's concerns on privacy, it is a good time to
> have a marketing campaign. Here are a few ideas (basically builds on
> your example)
>
> 1. Similar to the prior: No (In large Font) next to a) Data Mining, b)
> Telemetry, c) Hidden Algorithms
>
> 2. Instead of the NO, we can use a spyglass and cross it out in the
> first idea

Thanks for the ideas -- I think they're good. I tried with a spyglass, 
and it looked a bit abstract. So instead, I found an image of someone 
"spying" on your data, and made a version of the image like so:

https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/images/a/aa/No_data_mining.png

What do you think?

> 3. Puppet Strings: Show a bunch of documents  attached to puppet
> strings, being controlled by a hand (representing other office
> software). Next to this, show some documents free from strings and happy
> under the LibreOffice logo, illustrating the freedom and control you
> have over your documents.

That could also work, but needs someone with more graphic design skills 
than me, I think :-) Anyone on the list here want to try making such an 
image? That would be great help!

> For these ideas we can use a subtitle within the image as - "Don't worry
> about prying eyes on your data or hidden AI algorithms. With
> LibreOffice, your content is yours alone."

I like this too, and have integrated it into the image that I uploaded 
on the wiki.

Cheers,
Mike

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