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Hello,

thanks everyone for your feedback and your kind offers to help, that's really much appreciated!

As for which type to use, I must say that a "normal" forum is the only way, IMHO. We've been experimenting with Nabble, and the result has been rather mixed. People prefer a forum they know, nothing else. At least based on my experience.

There are several forums running. What I would like to have is one "official" LibO forum, either done by us or someone else, that is open for all languages, and run by a group that does not have members who openly show hostility towards TDF. I am not saying that everyone does so, but at least I have heard from some forums, where definitely FUD was spread, and this leaves me with bad feelings.

What I took from this thread is, that there are two options: One de.openoffice.org, and the other one the LibreOffice forum.

Anyone already got in touch with those folks? IIRC, there had been discussions, with some groups, and that didn't work out - but I must confess I don't know which ones.

Honestly, my preference would be to have our own forum and see if it works. If not, we tried it, and we don't lose that much.

Florian

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