Move your a**es!

Move your a**es!

[Hans Zoebelein]

Dear blinux subscriber,

David (poehlman@clark.net) had posted a request for comment recently 
about your preferences for Linux braille documentation. 
He wanted to know what type of braille embossing would be the best for
this use. David was willing to do the Linux braille documentation.

But...
The echo was not encouraging, he got *zero* responses. 

This leads to 3 different possibilities:
a) You are too lazy to answer.
b) You don't know how to mail your answer to David.
c) You aren't interested in Linux man pages in braille format.

To get the solution to this questions, please be nice and fill out the
following questionnaire (your answers will be anonymized :). You don't
have to do this cut and past work. Simply mail this whole article to me.
IF YOU DON'T ANSWER, THEN..., THEN...!(on tilt)  

My mail address is:
zocki@goldfish.cube.net. 

If more then 0 persons send the answers back, I'll post an overview
here. If question b) is right for you, we would never get an answer from
you. So I didn't include the question into the questionnaire :) 


Here we go:
Simply do a (x) to mark the right answer. 
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

( ) Yes I'm interested in braille documentation for Linux

( ) Forget it! I don't need no stinking braille manual. I only want a
    nice working Linux with blind support.

( ) I'm not blind. So your questions don't bother me.

( )  ..............................................
     ................ put your special answer here.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 

Thank you for your support

Hans

Re: Move your a**es!

[David Poehlman]

My original post was designed to build upon a foundation of comunity.  if
we don't have input to drive this, we'll still go ahead with it relying on
the knowledge of experts in the field of braille and web production.
Thanks!


On Tue, 10 Sep 1996, Hans Zoebelein wrote:

> Dear blinux subscriber,
> 
> David (poehlman@clark.net) had posted a request for comment recently 
> about your preferences for Linux braille documentation. 
> He wanted to know what type of braille embossing would be the best for
> this use. David was willing to do the Linux braille documentation.
> 
> But...
> The echo was not encouraging, he got *zero* responses. 
> 
> This leads to 3 different possibilities:
> a) You are too lazy to answer.
> b) You don't know how to mail your answer to David.
> c) You aren't interested in Linux man pages in braille format.
> 
> To get the solution to this questions, please be nice and fill out the
> following questionnaire (your answers will be anonymized :). You don't
> have to do this cut and past work. Simply mail this whole article to me.
> IF YOU DON'T ANSWER, THEN..., THEN...!(on tilt)  
> 
> My mail address is:
> zocki@goldfish.cube.net. 
> 
> If more then 0 persons send the answers back, I'll post an overview
> here. If question b) is right for you, we would never get an answer from
> you. So I didn't include the question into the questionnaire :) 
> 
> 
> Here we go:
> Simply do a (x) to mark the right answer. 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> ( ) Yes I'm interested in braille documentation for Linux
> 
> ( ) Forget it! I don't need no stinking braille manual. I only want a
>     nice working Linux with blind support.
> 
> ( ) I'm not blind. So your questions don't bother me.
> 
> ( )  ..............................................
>      ................ put your special answer here.
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  
> 
> Thank you for your support
> 
> Hans
> 
> 
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