Hi all,
The Excel championship finished yesterday so it's better to issue this soon to
jump on any marketing the competition had.
'You didn't just succeed — you Exceled': Sydney man wins Microsoft Excel World
Championship for third straight year
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Le 2023-12-12 à 07 h 28, John Mills a écrit :
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On Tue, 12 Dec 2023 at 11:14 am, Mike Saunders wrote: Hi all,
Thanks for your feedback! I worked on an updated plan last week, taking
into account the suggestions here from John, Marc, Cor and Susanne. It's
a
That sounds really positive Mike.
Kind regards,
John
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On Tue, 12 Dec 2023 at 11:14 am, Mike
Saunders wrote: Hi all,
Thanks for your feedback! I worked on an updated plan last week, taking
into account the suggestions here from John, Marc, Cor and Susanne.
Hi all,
Thanks for your feedback! I worked on an updated plan last week, taking
into account the suggestions here from John, Marc, Cor and Susanne. It's
a good idea to focus on a single component first, and see how it goes.
Let me know what you think; we could launch this in January:
I would suggest to avoid any competition where there is a possibility of
one user's solution being publicly "challenged" by a more adept user.
There could be suggestions to improve a submission, however, one user's
knowledge/ability may be quite different from another. We should avoid
anything
Hi all,
I believe my previous message has been bounced, this happens quite often now. I
think there are issues with this distribution list.
Cheers,
John
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I agree with Cor, you want to be more specific, you could have activities for
each module. Also it could
I agree with Cor, you want to be more specific, you could have activities for
each module. Also it could turn out to be a training opportunity if the
submitter is so kind.
I'd probably start with Calc and go from that point. Make it specific and
people could try an "one up" each other.
An
Hi Mike,
Thanks - some first response:
Mike Saunders wrote on 21/11/2023 10:03:
So to follow up on this, here's a draft for the blog -- let me know what
you think! And more ideas for the "For instance" part would be welcome :-)
LibreOffice World Championship - Show us your skills!
You
Hi Marc,
On 22.11.23 10:10, Marc Paré wrote:
Seems all OK to me. I do not object to the "For instance" as it suits
with the casual language of the message. Also, IMO, I think "For
instance" meaning is well documented and easily translatable.
Thanks for the feedback! In the "for instance"
Hi Mike,
Seems all OK to me. I do not object to the "For instance" as it suits
with the casual language of the message. Also, IMO, I think "For
instance" meaning is well documented and easily translatable.
Marc
Le 2023-11-21 à 04 h 03, Mike Saunders a écrit :
Hi all,
So to follow up on
Hi all,
So to follow up on this, here's a draft for the blog -- let me know what
you think! And more ideas for the "For instance" part would be welcome :-)
LibreOffice World Championship - Show us your skills!
200 million people around the world use LibreOffice to get their work
done. Some
Hi Regis,
I think it's some fun, visibility and engagement from the community can only
ever be a positive for the community. I'd be interested to give me thoughts and
help if I can do.
Regards,
John
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On Thu, 9 Nov 2023 at 12:18 am, Regis Perdreau
wrote: Hi
Hi Mike,
Yes, i think we have to think of this.
I'm interested to participate to a group if anybody want to think about it.
Regards
Régis Perdreau
Le ven. 4 août 2023 à 11:17, Mike Saunders <
mike.saund...@documentfoundation.org> a écrit :
> Hi everyone,
>
> In the marketing Telegram group,
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