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Our sense of meritocracy
A project that confuses meritocracy with the dominance of a single type of contributor fails to live up to its own values. And a project that bends to the interests of some contributors, at the expense of future generations, is a form of appropriation masked by the language of fairness.
Meritocracy is a complex, multifaceted concept that is worth grappling with in order to build something that future generations will be happy to inherit.
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Als Antwort auf Café-Junkie

@CafeJunkie This:
https://forum.linuxguides.de/core/index.php?article/54-libreoffice-am-abgrund-wie-die-document-foundation-ihre-eigenen-gründer-vor-die/
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Als Antwort auf LibreOffice

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Tobias Ernst

@nicolaottomano @Collabora Office @LibreOffice @The Document Foundation I am not so sure about the poor decisions on UI. What I cherish about LibreOffice is that the UI does not change completely every other year. This actually offers an opportunity to learn and become more proficient, whereas with MS Office you just give up at some point and stop using its full potential because you are fed up with having to re-learn every other year.
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Tobias Ernst

@nicolaottomano @LibreOffice @The Document Foundation I know, so the question is how will this go forward now. This resembles the fallout when Libreoffice left Oracle back in the day, only with reversed roles. Now the FOSS side is left with no devlopers, back then it was the commercial side that had no interest in developing ...
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Tobias Ernst

@nicolaottomano @Collabora Office @LibreOffice @The Document Foundation Not at all. The more eye-candy there was, the less the keyboard combinations that we learned back in the day still worked. They are slowly being removed forcing us to ever more use the mouse. I hate it. Alt +L,G,O (in the German version) to insert a line above the current line in a table? Gone for good. Just one example out of ever so many.
Als Antwort auf Jakob Boos

@JakobBoos @CollaboraOffice I agree with you but, in the other hand:
-It has a modern UI, which make it a smoother switch to people familiar with MS Office.
-Collabora Desktop and Web UIs are the same, so users don't have to learn two different tools.
-90% of people won't ever need the advanced functionalities. The other 10% could stay on MSO or OnlyOffice.
Als Antwort auf nicolaottomano

@nicolaottomano @CollaboraOffice

I agree with you, but ...

You know, that OnlyOffice sources have their origin in Russia? For me, that's the main problem with OnlyOffice and the reason to completely switch to LibreOffice and Collabora (in my Nextcloud instance),

But the new Euro-Office initiative is very interesting. I hope that the legal conflict there could be solved.