John McCreesh schreef:
On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 21:01 +0100, Bernhard Dippold wrote:
Hi list members,
in the art project we designed different proposals for OEM labels
that should be sticked on PCs delivered with OpenOffice.org.
To come to an "officially approved" label I'd like to ask you to
vote on these labels (otherwise the 4 or 5 active people at the art
project would decide on their own).
B then A
However, I would recommend that we display the winner as the
'recommended' or 'official' label, but also leave the others as
alternatives. We have no power to enforce a label - if someone takes a
violent objection to the 'recommended' label, I'd prefer them to choose
one of our alternatives rather than make a completely new one.
I think that if someone has a violent objection to the label that the
community chooses by vote, he should start his own OOo distribution. It
is completely respectless to the efforts put in by the art project, and
the decission made by the marketing project members, to use another.
This is one of the reasons people find it difficult to work for OOo
marketing. For Gods sake... make up your minds...
You vote but nevertheless we should use them all... this is
contra-productive and completely demotivating.
John... Take your co-leads responsability to actually lead.
John
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