Maybe we should focus also on the "already done" phase, that others did without waiting for us. I mean, why not simply considering "target markets" the markets that are already using GNOME and take care of them? I'm talking mainly about students and teachers, two of the unquestionable main GNOME user profiles. I'm also talking about employees of the public administration, corporations and any big organisation. See: Satisfying students, teachers, bureaucrats and employees (after convincing decision-makers) http://www.desdeamericaconamor.org/blog/node/187 Sometimes I wonder if our best marketing strategy should not simply be a good an efficient customer care targeted to the current hundreds of thousands of GNOME users. If they are happy with GNOME... who is going to stop us? If these profiles working already with GNOME install a GNOME based distro at home and invite their friends to join them... what marketing strategy more powerful than this can we plan and design? En/na Sriram Ramkrishna ha escrit:
we really should be in the "just do it" phase.
-- Quim Gil - http://desdeamericaconamor.org
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