Hi Tom, all,
Sorry to prolong this, but I *HATE* being misrepresented;
Tom Davies wrote:
Ok, if software freedom is going to be the only selling point we use then
England, American and Australia are going to reject the product. However it
might make most of Europe more accessible to
In my country this is what people think of when they hear the word free.
Anyone that hears the words free software will find that indistinguishable
from freeware which is much more widely known but only as something that has
caused a lot of problems.
I am beginning to accept that maybe my
Ubuntu has also grown in a similar time-frame to the point that in almost
any
newsagents you will see at least 1 magazine mentioning it or even carrying a
full article about it. Where are the articles about OpenOffice?
Well, IMO, the OpenOffice.org articles where the Linux articles.
Sorry, I am not used to be hard in mailing lists, but I would like to
stop this thread as it is quite useless, for the reasons I have already
tried to express in a more polite way in other messages and I will
reiterate - for the last time - in this answer.
On 1/2/11 3:43 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
From: Italo Vignoli italo.vign...@gmail.com
To: marketing@libreoffice.org
Sent: Sun, 2 January, 2011 15:28:15
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-marketing] Free Libre are bad selling points
Sorry, I am not used to be hard in mailing lists, but I would like to stop
HI :)
Happy New Year everyone! :)
Free means has no value, is worthless, cheaper than cheap and nasty,
so
bad it can't be sold, not worth having, about the same value as garbage.
Lets NOT use this as a marketing ploy!
Libre is a difficult concept especially in countries like mine that has
