Le 2024-06-04 à 04 h 40, Mike Saunders a écrit :
Hi everyone,
Thanks to the feedback from Marc Pare, Franco, Nigel Verity and Gorjan
Lakaliski on the mailing list and in the Telegram group, here's an
updated version of the video, with some of the suggestions included.
It's still unlisted, so please don't share until it's public!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrpZDDaO068
I'd like to make it public in the next few days, and promote it, with
a PeerTube version too. So let's not make any big changes now (we can
always make an updated version later).
Thanks for the feedback and suggestions 😊
Mike
Hi Mike, looks good!
I would suggest to capitalize the "P" on the "Word processor" --> "Word
Processor" as it is more of a title than that of part of a sentence.
Thanks for the video creation - it is very appealing.
Marc
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