@Jo-Erlend Schinstad Your "targets" are great. Brilliant really!
One additional dimension I see from my work in the Local Community (at the city level) are those people that like/love Ubuntu (the software system) but do not necessarily understand or adopt the Ubuntu ethos (i.e. the Humanity part: sharing their knowledge and skills and contributing so everyone benefits). I also have met people who love (and in some cases really live) the Ubuntu ethos (in other areas of their lives) but have not grasped the potential connection with software/technology and this project. This latter group is one of the "targets" that we focus on. The ethos naturally leads to a willingness to leap into the software. Thank you for sharing your insight. Cheers, Randall Ubuntu Vancouver LoCo -- On 10-08-22 10:44 PM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote: > Targets > 1. Those who doesn't know and care. Our goal is to make them want to try it. > 2. The ones who are interested, but feel the obstacle is too great. > 3. Those who have installed it: We make them want to keep it. > 4. Dualbooters: We inspire them to use Ubuntu more than the other one. > 5. Regular users: We inspire them to spread the word. > 6. Inspired users: We educate them on how they can contribute to the > actual software, translations, etc. > -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
