Hi,
On Sat, 10 Jun 2006, houghi wrote:
On Sat, Jun 10, 2006 at 03:34:40AM +0200, Eberhard Moenkeberg wrote:
May be more or less important, but absolutely secondary.
Yes, and?
"secondary", a classification which you seem to not understand.
The worse the product, the better you need the marketing.
But we have a good product.
Yes, and? Mercedes has a good product, yet they also use marketing. There
are many great products that still use marketing. One does not exclude the
other. This is an and-and situation, not an or-or situation.
The main thing to respect for you is: do not pollute the public /
penetrate the individuals too much with your very personal weights of
reality.
<snip>
Just try to be more productive in your small array than black-painting in
the global arena.
I am trying to do my part to get a discussion going about communication.
Yes, too much.
I understand that it never will be as people will want it. That does not
mean that it does not need improvement or that we should sit still and do
nothing.
Not sitting still, but not neglecting the practice.
I accknowledge the practice and I think it should improve. The practice I
see is that it needs a lot of improvement. If the practice was great, then
no 'real' improvement would be needed.
So we agree on not sitting still. Now what can we do while not sitting
still?
Just work in the small arena, not in the public.
Some first steps. What are the ways and policies on how things are
communicated to openSUSE, to the press and to the genral public?
Is there an `official openSUSE` representation outside of openSUSE.org and
its mailinglists, or is it just happenig here? Do we need
openSUSE-representation outside of openSUSE.org and co?
Go on struggling, but stop penetrating "the community".
Cheers -e
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Eberhard Moenkeberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED])
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