Mike Feravolo wrote: > Hello: > > Early in my professional career I once submitted a software change > request with the words "the software doesn't agree with the > documentation". To describe a fault in the software, by now you may have > guess the approach that they took to resolve this bug. They fixed the > documentation, since then I have been very careful addressing any issues > regrading software bugs. > > The splash screen issue is a marketing issue, since there is nothing > wrong with the code. It's a problem with the way the code is introduced > to new users, and promoting products to new customers is called > marketing. > > I was holding off reporting the bug until I ran it by the marketing > team, because I was expecting that "this isn't the place for this > comment" for them. > > Maybe I am wrong but I thought that this is the place to talk about > anything that has to do with getting the word out about Ubuntu. > Especially something that could be an obstacle.
That is also my own view. As a marketeer I get sharp feed back from the potential user population, and it is rare that anything shows so clearly as this ambiguous wording. -- alan cocks Kubuntu user#10391 -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
