André Wyrwa wrote:
That could possibly be improved by creating a branding styleguide. A document that tells the press how to use the OpenOffice.org logo and brand name.
How many articles have you seen that use the OOo logo? Not many I expect. Consider that only a small subset of those will search the site for a styleguide that they don't know exists instead of just downloading a pre-made logo.
A style guide won't make any difference. And honestly, I don't think there is anything that can be done that will make a difference and make reporters write "OpenOffice.org". And honestly, if there was something that could be done, I wouldn't do it because I think that there are much more important things to do.
Best, Daniel. -- "It's like a rainbow. Without an observer at a 23 degree angle to the light reflected a cloud of spherical droplets, there is no rainbow. The whole universe is like that. Our spirits stand at a 23 degree to the universe." -- Zoya Boone, Red Mars --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
