Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Most people are honest and would prefer, if given the chance to make an
informed decision, to choose vendors and software that operate legally
and ethically. The unwillingness or inability for MS to operate
legally, ethically or even adhere to technical standards is something
that would help OOo marketing greatly if brought into the daylight.
No doubt that it helps OOo, if the advantages in sence of honust & open
are communicated well. And it is possible and useful to show the
difference with MS. However, that has to be done without putting people
off, becoming unpolite or making other marketing-mistakes.
Many of the contributions I see here, regardless they are true or not,
are not the way to bring that message to the public. This is not meant
as critisism.
I do not know what hase been discussed on the marketing-list the past
years, but to me that's the right place for fine-tuning this idea.
Greetings,
Cor
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Cor Nouws - www.nouenoff.nl
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