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On 05/15/2011 06:44 PM, drew wrote:
On Sun, 2011-05-15 at 21:11 -0400, drew wrote:
Hi,

Uploaded, to the wiki, the updated Tri-Fold brochure


http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/cgi_img_auth.php/1/14/LibO-TriFild-Pamphlet-11-05-15-ltr-en.pdf

Comments, more suggestions welcomed.
and - forgot to mention this here (did on the mktg list)

For BSD what I did was to add a secondary line for platforms on the
interior listing. (1st column page 2)

For the front panel I stayed with the three platforms listed on the
download page at libo/tdf sites.

Does that seem reasonable?
I would say that consistency trumps platforms, for now. Consider removing the *BSD reference until it's reflected community-wide. All of this is highly subjective and, I can't see this as a major thing but, KISS (keep it simple silly). Stick to the three predominate platforms in all of our literature until we've built a bigger community consensus on this.

By the way, I appreciate the 'GNU' in 'GNU/Linux'.  ;-)

As far as the rest; on the center column, internal page:
There are no license fees, and thus no
administrative burden is necessary.
Install LibreOffice as often and
wherever you want.

You should look at re-writing this to fit the rest in the list: start the sentence with 'LibreOffice' (and look at bolding all instance of LibreOffice maybe).

This really smacks of a professional-yet-living document. There's more I could comment on but, I have to hold off until later. Regardless, this represents the product & community really well.

Solid work.

Best
-Craig

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