Sophie Gautier schreef:
but being in a development project, you aim to support all its steps.
+1 here Sophie!
Couldn't say it any better way :)
When you decide to get involved in a project carried by a community, or
when you decide to be part of this community, you support the product in
"any" fase. Development or production.
You don't get (potential) users to use another product because the main
project (in this case OOo for Mac) is not in a production fase.
You get these users to participate in the project and help in any way
they can.
If you can't agree with Sophie, or above, in my sight, you become "just"
a user, not a community member.
And a user uses what is best for his needs, and drops a piece of
software just as fast as he starts using it.
And in that case, you don't build a website to support this piece of
software.
Greetings,
Johan.
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