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Il 20/12/2010 05:32, Craig B. Olofson ha scritto:
I count three elements to Pawel's suggestion:

- a collection point for ideas
- a ranking/voting system for the ideas
- an easy (seamless) way for internet-connected users of LO to add
ideas/votes

The first two I've seen done at Ubuntu and Get Satisfaction.

In OpenSuSE too
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Openfate
https://features.opensuse.org/

a system I discover since a few weeks.

 The last
suggestion would be very, interesting, if well done. All together, this
idea about ideas is a solid package. Something I know I'm comfortable with.

We at Italian OOo Language Team (lead Andrea Pescetti) have had a similar idea (that we are still refining) to create new versions of Italian Dictionary, with new words, synonyms, and so on.

It's a useful mechanism to evolve with user needs in mind.


Thanks,
-Craig

Carlo


On 12/19/2010 06:49 PM, Katheryne Draven wrote:
This is an excellent idea. Direct input by the users would help the
devels, IMO anyway. They have been known to listen to user input in
the past, and I expect its still the same.

Thank you Pawel

Kate

PS Cool Name



On 12/19/10, Pawel Jarosz<pawel.yarosz@gmail.com> wrote:
To Whom It may Concern


I've been a user of OpenOffice for the past several years and I loved
that software. I used it at work in school and at home. Since the Oracle
Corporation purchased Sun Microsystem I lost the desiger to use the
OpenOffice. And then several weeks ago I found out about your foundation
and I fell in love with the foundation and LibreOffice. You are the best
think that happened to the OpenOffice and open source community in the
last several years.

The reason I am contacting you is because I'd like to tell you about how
I am feeling about your fundation and LibreOffice and to give you my
idea "Idea about Ideas" how you/we can improve the product. I have
imagined a website where users can enter their ideas about diffrent
extentions, GUI, how to improve the product, how market the product,
etc. And also have a ranking system on the website where users can vote
for different ideas that they would like to see in the next release.
What I would do I would have an extension built into the LibreOffice
where users, connected to internet, could log Ideas quickly and
efficiently without leaving application.

I think the website would provide a place where users and developers
could come up with Ideas and share them with the rest of the world. This
place, the website, would be central for creating, sharing and grading
and determining which functionality, aspect of the LibreOffice is the
most crucial, importat for the users to be changed or incorporated.


The users would have a greater influence in which direction the software
would go which in the end would satisfy greater number of people.



Thank you very much for your valuable time. I hope my "idea about ideas"
will find a positive reception. And if it does I'd like to offer my help
in creating the website.



Please let me know any thoughts, concerns or comments about the "idea
about ideas".





V/R
Pawel Jarosz
Email: pawel.yarosz@gmail.com


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