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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: E-Mail Scrolling in KMail/Kontact
From:       seele () obso1337 ! org
Date:       2005-03-23 17:29:42
Message-ID: 48837.4.36.129.2.1111598982.squirrel () webmail ! halcyonhosting ! net
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unfortunatly i cant irc from work.

> On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:43:03 -0500 (EST), <seele@obso1337.org> wrote:
>
>> Who should the test be performed on?
>> - Since we have a specific user group (corporate users) should we
>> test
>> only those who work in a large company environment (re: no
>> students, no
>> parents, no friends who work for small software companies, etc).
>> This
>> would include all types of employees, those who have extensive
>> computer
>> experience and those who do not.
>
> I think that solely testing corporate users is not really necessary.
> They are pretty hard to come by, especially if we need several of
> them. And people who have extensive computer experience and those
> who don't also exist in the general population. Also, corporate
> employees don't read emails in such a fundamentally different way
> than other email users do. I suggest not to exclude family, friends
> and coworkers. They cost nothing (except for a beer or some
> ice-cream ;-)) and they are much easier to find. This will also make
> for quicker results.
>
> By the way, Celeste, the question of testing this has already been
> discussed on the #kde-usability irc-channel on irc.freenode.org this
> afternoon. Maybe you'd like to join?
>
> Tina
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