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On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 7:32 PM, Charles-H. Schulz
<charles.schulz@documentfoundation.org> wrote:

As far as I know, the plan was to wait until David presented the work
he had compiled, then the whole website team would get involved in the
improving phase. Don't get me wrong, the work David produced is
fantastic, but I know that as a team we can create something that
really represents the quality standard of the LibreOffice software
product.

You are absolutely welcome to work with the website team! But I don't
have the feeling they want to restart the website over and over again.


I am not sure who you are referring to by 'we', but these plans were
discussed at length on the recent conference call, and the team has
people who are willing to get on board and help out 'now'.


If I remember what was discussed it was clear that while help was
welcome on the website it  wasn't for an overhaul.

I don't believe anyone is talking about an overhaul. We are talking
about working with the great work that David has produced in order to
update and upgrade the site.

As with any project it is always important to revisit your initial
plan and compare it to what you ended up with then come to a
compromise. In my experience this is the basis for any half decent
final product in any industry.

Again, nobody is talking about scrapping what we have already as you
have suggested, we just want to improve what we currently have.

Thanks,
Michael Wheatland

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