Once the survey is live, I would like to kindly request the help of some
of you to help spread the word about the survey to LibreOffice community
members. I would also like to ask whether some of you could share their
insights about the best way to advertise the survey to LibreOffice people
so that the chance to get a reasonable rate of participation is somehow
optimal.
First, good luck with your PhD, very exciting.
Second, I'd recommend going to the #libreoffice channel on IRC often & at
different times because of time zone differences. #libreoffice-dev is
another option BUT be warned that this is a developer channel and you might
not get positive results as developers like using that channel explicitly
to talk about code. I'd also be happy to bring this up during any of the
conference calls once you get it up. Just send me an email with some
details and I'll get it on our agenda if only for a quick "check this out
if you get some time"
Regards,
Joel
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*Joel Madero*
LibO QA Volunteer
jmadero.dev@gmail.com
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