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Hi Bernard, *,

Bernhard Dippold wrote (01-10-10 23:20)

[BUGS]
discussions/proposals about *bugs* in LibreOffice

[FEATURES]
discussions/proposals about new *features* for LibreOffice

Both are strongly development related.
Core development has found its place on FreeDesktop.
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/

Maybe it is enough to have Bugs/Features on one list, DEV@ ?
This would be the place where people discuss features, bugs, proposals.

Also I think QA@ is a good thing.

[L10N]
for discussions/proposals about *localization* of the product

[WEBSITE]
for discussions/proposals about the *website*, forums, wiki, IRC etc

[MAILING LIST]
for discussions/proposals about the *mailing lists* structures

Why not discuss@ ?

[NATIVE-LANG]
discussions/proposals about *native-language* structures

[DOCUMENTATION]
discussions/proposals about the *documentation* of LibreOffice

[MARKETING]
discussions/proposals about *marketing* for The Document Foundation and
LibreOffice

[GENERAL]
discussions/proposals about *everything else*

Why not discuss@ ?

(I've seen your mail for shorter names, which for long names I support.)

Regards,
Cor

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