Here is a nice article that could serve as the introductory text to
OpenOffice:
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=1221
... with a few modifications. And since the article is GNU FDL, we are
free to make those modifications :) If we can find some more such
open documentation to build on then we should be able to make some leaps
on the documentation side. (I always find it easier to modify an
existing work than to start from scratch, even if the end result turns
out to be very different)
btw: Should we make a policy decision to place all our documentation
under the GNU FDL (Free Documentation Licence)? It might show some
goodwill to the community.
- Henrik
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