Hidden under Contribute on their current front paghe they ahve weay
down some where some lists - who knows there might even be a more
appropriate list.
I was told off for trying to report a fault in the beta 2 here and
told to go to the User's Help list as if I could have found that by
myself from their front page?
Paul
On 19 October 2010 16:07, Roxy Robinson <rocmar62@ranchwireless.com> wrote:
I have been learning most of the answers through this email list, which is, of course, the reason
I joined it in the first place. Because there wasn't anything to learn on the web page. But now
my inbox is inundated with mail, and I shouldn't have had to subscribe to this crazy list to find
out what is going on between OOo and LO. The amount of mail on this list would be overwhelming to
a lot of users looking for answers. Which would probably turn them off to LO right off the bat. I
know it has me, at least for now. Maybe by the time there is an actual product called
LibreOffice, y'all will have figured out that I'm not the only one that would like to know a
little about what all is going on with Oracle/OOo/LO. And it would be better to learn about all
that just by reading it from a web page rather than having a mailbox running over. Like someone
else has already said in one of the emails about all that there is on the web page is a lot of
self praising, back patting, and att
a boys.
Roxy Robinson
On 10/18/2010 07:27 PM, Roxy Robinson wrote:
You just don't get it - the web page is the problem. There is nothing there to learn.
Is there something you are trying to find out? I am willing to help you
learn the answers.
----Jon
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Context
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. (continued)
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Roxy Robinson
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Jon Hamkins
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Roxy Robinson
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Jon Hamkins
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Roxy Robinson
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Paul A Norman
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Jon Hamkins
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Paul A Norman
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Jon Hamkins
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Jean Hollis Weber
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Drew Jensen
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Drew Jensen
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Drew Jensen
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Paul A Norman
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Jean Hollis Weber
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Houston, we have a problem. · Paul A Norman
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