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Apologies, I did not realize what was happening on the download page.
Sorry for jumping in so late.

On 2/11/12 11:54 PM, Christoph Noack wrote:

Looking at the new proposals at [1], the major difference (I seem to be
able to spot) is the decision to present "LibO 3.5.0 Early Adopters" as
the default download page.

Please take away the Early Adopters from the button. The button should
read "Download LibreOffice 3.5". Nothing less, nothing more.

The other button should read: "Download LibreOffice Previous Version",
but the button should be smaller (but I am more flexible on the second one).

At the moment, the two buttons are not in line with the announcement of
LibreOffice 3.5, which is taglined "the best free office suite ever",
and might create some confusion.

LibreOffice 3.4 was in a completely different situation, and we had to
face it telling users that it was not ready for corporate adoption.

LibreOffice 3.5 is more mature and more stable. The press release is
explaining to end users what they should do.

Thanks, Italo

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