Re: Website impression

> 1) technically inclined people looking to match clients with a  
> technological solution
> user #1:
> I was playing this role not too long ago, I had some difficulty  
> finding what I wanted from the site. I ended up finding some  
> important information in an article about OGo that some publication  
> wrote.
> 3) non-developer Unix admins
> user #3:
> This also characterizes me. At the time I felt that there was too  
> little non-developer documentation and guides. The end user guide is  
> great, but there is little about customizations or post-install setup- 
> type stuff. 

This is true - contributions can be made to the documentation plone.

> 4) journalists/PR people
> user #4:
> I found some important info about OGo by Googling general info about  
> Groupware solutions. It would be nice to have a summary page of what  
> OGo will do, 

http://www.opengroupware.org/en/applications/index.html

> 5) non-technical users who are looking for something to fulfill a  
> particular task (e.g. share their PIM data with an individual/group)
> user #5:
> I'm not sure this is an audience that OGo needs to be terribly  
> concerned with, since non-technical users won't have the resources to  
> install OGo themselves. However, these users might want to direct  
> their admins to the OGo website for them to survey. I think  
> fulfilling some of these other needs will probably address the needs  
> of this population.

Correct, end-users aren't really going to install a groupware server.
You need a "group". :)



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