Christian wrote:
> As a simple end user, I don't see lots of these problems.
You see the effects, but probably aren't aware that that is what you are seeing.
> of the other troubles that you and others are having with OOo.
A number of them are so self-evident, that explaining why they are
problems is incredibly difficult.
> If I can offer a suggestion for you, I would suggest that you do the same
> kind of systematic campaign for other issues.
Going off on a tangent, it would be useful to apply General Systems
Theory to OOo. That might show what, where, why, and how the problems
exist to end users, for whom they are not self-evident.
[I can see them now: Systems Theory Worksheets for OOo.]
> We are not a little, insignificant project anymore.
One little shove, in the right direction, it will be an insignificant
project. A memory of what could have been.
And something I don't see, is the OOo leaders taking steps to minimize
the effects of that shove.
xan
jonathon
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