Thanks for the summary ! Personally I asumed that LO would be #1, but I am amazed about #2 (MS Office interoperability and Other formats) I thought that was one of our very strong sides. I might be worthwhile to look a bit deeper into that, and see if the cause for the questions is in lack of features, lack of documentation or someelse, to give a clue of what to do ? Maybe we can do something with 4.0.
Jan I. On 23 December 2012 04:00, F C. Costero <fjcc.apa...@gmail.com> wrote: > I did a little summary of the questions posted so far on Google. The > attached file shows: > 1. All of the questions ranked by net votes on the tab "net_votes" > 2. The questions grouped into categories that I invented on the tab > "Categories" > 3. On the third tab is a table showing the sum of positive votes for each > category. > The division into categories is certainly imperfect but it is an attempt > to show that some general topics produced several questions though no > single question was very popular. Here is a text version of the table > summarizing the positive votes by category > > Address labels 9 > Android 22 > Apache 5 > Bugs 31 > Chart 9 > Email 26 > GUI 33 > Java 17 > LibreOffice 161 > Mac 9 > Macros 10 > MS Office interoperability 54 > Non-English 15 > Other formats 54 > Portable 19 > Reports 9 > Spellcheck 29 > Tablet 14 > User profile 14 > Windows 7 & 8 43 > > "Other formats" captures questions about formats other than odt or MS > Office. > "Spellcheck" actually covers all language tools. > "Email" includes all topics about email, task tracking and similar uses. > > There were 163 questions when I pulled the data and many don't fit into > any category. > > A great many of the questions are very specific support questions and > nearly all recent questions are of that type. Support questions are > included in the categories above. > > I hope some find this interesting. > Francis >
