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List:       kde-promo
Subject:    Re: [kde-promo] Would there be a Kde 4 seperate sub site,
From:       "Mr Bulldog" <bulldogsay () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-04-29 9:29:45
Message-ID: bbdc67730604290229t6035e551id8b075d9e44c7def () mail ! gmail ! com
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> people who wanted to spread kde on how they can do it practically. It
isn't
> really marketing to get people to come into kde, such as a brief
> description why you should use kde + unix combo system. This though links
> in with other things aswell, such as kde 3.5 screenshots with notes.

Sorry if you didn't understand this. What I mean, it gives instructions how
to try out kde, but it isn't linked together with marketing kde and getting
people to try it out. For example, why Should I use Kde, moves on to , How
can I try Kde?

> There's kde-forum.org; remember that there's no point in spewing random
ideas
> or complaints. I'd say we *want* a certain barrier to entry because we
don't
> have the manpower to do triage.

I see what you mean, peope can comment and criticise on the ideas, there an=
d
not just one or small group of people has to check them. Maybe have a link
to the forums on quality.kde.org in Bold on the main page.(The fact as I
don't notice it when there is that many links.) However this is what the WW=
W
team is trying to resolve, am I correct?

Luke Parry

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<span class="q">&gt; people who wanted to spread kde on how they can do it \
practically. It isn't<br>&gt; really marketing to get people to come into kde, such \
as a brief<br>&gt; description why you should use kde + unix combo system. This \
though links <br>&gt; in with other things aswell, such as kde 3.5 screenshots with \
notes.</span><br><br>Sorry if you didn't understand this. What I mean, it gives \
instructions how to try out kde, but it isn't linked together with marketing kde and \
getting people to try it out. For example, why Should I use Kde, moves on to , How \
can I try Kde? <br><br><div style="direction: ltr;">&gt; There's <a onclick="return \
top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" href="http://kde-forum.org/" \
target="_blank">kde-forum.org</a>; remember that there's no point in spewing random \
ideas <br>&gt; or complaints. I'd say we *want* a certain barrier to entry because we \
don't<br>&gt; have the manpower to do triage.<br></div><span class="q"><br></span>I \
see what you mean, peope can comment and criticise on the ideas, there and not just \
one or small group of people has to check them. Maybe have a link to the forums on  \
<a href="http://quality.kde.org">quality.kde.org</a> in Bold on the main page.(The \
fact as I don't notice it when there is that many links.) However this is what the \
WWW team is trying to resolve, am I correct?<br><br>Luke Parry <br>



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