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Revision as of 11:42, 4 July 2020
The most important ways of communication in the Apache OpenOffice project are:
- Users of Apache OpenOffice will find help, tips and advice on the User Community Forums.
- Apache OpenOffice uses mailing lists/newsgroups for detailed discussions.[1]
- Apache OpenOffice project uses IRC for direct and immediate online communication.[2]
- The Apache OpenOffice Wiki (where you are right now) is also an important way of communication, especially for specifications and development documentation.[3]
- An alternative planning wiki for the migration and project oriented initiatives is located on the following site.
See Also
- ↑ Those can also be used via other services, for example: nabble, gmane, markmail, mail-archive and MARC.
- ↑ Wikipedia has some general informations about Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
- ↑ See also the Main Index of the Apache OpenOffice Wiki.
