Thanks, John. My experience and primary area of activity is with the
user guides. Blogging is a bit different, as it allows more of a
"personal voice" by the writer. You've described the blog writing style
very well.
We try to use a standard writing style in the user guides, but for a
blog entry
Your last point makes a lot of sense, John. The people following those feeds
are the choir, which is why we need to encourage them with something to sing
about. If the information is already posted then all they have to do is
press a button to RT or share that information. That going to really help
A few good points were made in this thread. I can see we're going to need a
project list. LOL. The expert in this thread about writing for LibO,
documentation, etc is Jean. She has the experience coming from the
OpenOffice.org project. So for all the technical points and how to use the
templates a
I completely understand that you're busy, John. With that in mind, thanks
especially for helping me get a foot in the water. I've subscribed to the
other mailing list and will start figuring out... everything from there.
In the meantime, if there is a member with the time to serve in the capacity
The individual posts have Twitter and Facebook "Share" buttons on them,
but I don't know anything about the two Twitter accounts you mention
(sorry, I just haven't paid attention to that side of things).
Our blog entries do turn up in the TDF Planet -- although when I checked
just now, the latest
Thanks, Jean. I'll have to review the documentation we already have and
brainstorm some ideas.
As for right now, John makes a brilliant point about pushing the blog in
other social media outlets. I'm assuming the people in marketing are in
charge of updating Twitter. Is the official account @docuf
Go ahead and add me too, Jean. My Wordpress account name is Loquacity.
L
On 05/12/2011 04:00 PM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
The more, the merrier Elliot. I've just added you to the blog user list
as an author.
--Jean
On Wed, 2011-05-11 at 23:40 -0600, Elliot Turner wrote:
Could it be four cont
The more, the merrier Elliot. I've just added you to the blog user list
as an author.
--Jean
On Wed, 2011-05-11 at 23:40 -0600, Elliot Turner wrote:
> Could it be four contributors including me? I'd love to help out however
> possible. Having only just signed up for the email list, I'm a little
Could it be four contributors including me? I'd love to help out however
possible. Having only just signed up for the email list, I'm a little unsure
where to begin helping. Blogging sounds doable. My wordpress account is
"timtoe."
Please, put me to work!
~Tim
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 9:05 PM, Je
On Tue, 2011-05-10 at 08:54 -0400, John Shabanowitz wrote:
> We're off to a good start thanks to Jean for setting up the blog on
> libodocs.wordpress.com.
>
> I would like to see the blog have regular updates. A post or two every so
> often. I don't think we have enough contributors right now for
We're off to a good start thanks to Jean for setting up the blog on
libodocs.wordpress.com.
I would like to see the blog have regular updates. A post or two every so
often. I don't think we have enough contributors right now for a daily post
but we can certainly do one per week to start. Between t
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