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Re: [Dillo-dev] Campaign to help Dillo survive

by Vincent Thomasset

On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 10:00:46 -0300 "Alan Carvalho de Assis" <acassis(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, Hi Allan, > the campaign's document is very good. Very informative. Taking shape indeed. :) I did some more modifs and would like to propose 2 things. (1) to remove the "Dillo is agonizing" part (too dramatic) by splitting it, moving the first sentence in the "status" part and the rest of the paragraph in the "why help dillo ?" part. (2) and contrary to my previous opinion that it could be useful to add what is pending and coming, ie the direction(s) of development, because these question is to be asked anyway. Hope the document does not get too heavy though... BTW, i can do the first one but the second one is beyond my scope. ;) Cheers, Vincent

Oct. 2, 2006

Re: [Dillo-dev] Campaign to help Dillo survive

by Alan Carvalho de Assis

Hi all, the campaign's document is very good. Very informative. Thanks for all!!! Alan

Oct. 2, 2006

Re: [Dillo-dev] Campaign to help Dillo survive

by Alan Carvalho de Assis

Hi Vincent, On 10/1/06, Vincent Thomasset <vincent.thomasset(a)skynet.be> wrote: > Hi, > > I did some more modifications, hope it's alright. Could anybody check to > see if everything is correct ? > The document is becoming very good! > Now on to some thoughts > > I think the document would gain to simply be an open letter type of > document, ie wipe out every technical aspect from it (except from the > obvious description of dillo, as well as the goals and current state of > the project) and just explain the situation. The document could simply > point to the website for further infos on the technical side so as to > keep the document as short and on focus as possible. > Vincent, I think it need to be an open letter too. There is no so much technical terms. Everybody can understand it. Anyway we need to detach dillo qualities. I think it is becoming a very interesting open letter to specialized embedded system media. > As a side note, i also think this type of effort would get more > reaction/attention if the final document would be posted on dillo's > homepage. Sure, it can be posted at dillo.org if dillo author to desire. My other idea is send it to specialized media ie linuxdevices.com and slashdot.com, but to us to do it we need Jorge's agreement. > Cheers, Thank you very much, > Vincent > Alan

Oct. 1, 2006

Re: [Dillo-dev] Campaign to help Dillo survive

by Vincent Thomasset

Hi, I did some more modifications, hope it's alright. Could anybody check to see if everything is correct ? Now on to some thoughts I think the document would gain to simply be an open letter type of document, ie wipe out every technical aspect from it (except from the obvious description of dillo, as well as the goals and current state of the project) and just explain the situation. The document could simply point to the website for further infos on the technical side so as to keep the document as short and on focus as possible. As a side note, i also think this type of effort would get more reaction/attention if the final document would be posted on dillo's homepage. Cheers, Vincent

Oct. 1, 2006