Hello everyone,
At the LibreOffice Conference, I gave a talk about our social media
presence over the years, and what is changing. One area we haven't been
active is in short-form, portrait-format (vertical) videos. We talked
about missing out here, especially among the younger audience, who are
discovering content about other office suites.
So here's a YouTube "short" showing how to enabled the tabbed UI in
LibreOffice, as many people still don't know it exists:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EY-F0bSsBVM
And to reach more of a younger audience, I think we need to be active on
TikTok. I know it's not super popular in the FOSS world, but if we want
younger people to discover LibreOffice, I think we need to be where they
are. So here's the video on our new TikTok channel:
https://www.tiktok.com/@libreofficetdf/video/7698639271657442562
Now we need to add more short-form videos. Please let me know what
topics you think are ideal for this! We have a LibreOffice Conference
recap coming up, for instance, with lots of photos...
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Mike Saunders, Marketing and Community Coordinator
The Document Foundation
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