Demo documents to help showcase Calligra - where to store + thoughts?

[Stuart Dickson]

Hi,

I've created a small selection of sample documents to help showcase 
Calligra and related software.

The intention was for some more creative and less dry sample documents, 
so they are a mix of "family friendly" and creative works.

Some of these have been authored in LibreOffice - but as they are plain 
ODF documents, they remain useful for testing and as friendly documents 
which one could use in Calligra screenshots. (The reason I had use LO 
was owing to using Windows and, at the time, I had run into an issue 
when saving the ODT example...even though I had created a similar 
document entirely within.

The question is what the community would like to do with these - whether 
to incorporate them within the calligra repository on git.kde.org, or 
whether these should be kept in a separate repository, on gitorious for 
example?

The other question I would have is whether any small changes should be 
done - at present Creative Commons information is in a README text 
document which would be bundled with the docs, but I could add a footer 
to make sure it is visible from the document itself. Whilst the 
licensing information is stored inside the document info, it is 
interesting to see that LibreOffice and Calligra appeared to use 
different fields to store the document info?

The files are:

http://heap.kogmbh.net/stuartmd/webodf/README.txt - has licensing 
information and image sources
http://heap.kogmbh.net/stuartmd/webodf/sample_postcard.odt -  document 
presenting a postcard project
http://heap.kogmbh.net/stuartmd/webodf/sample_lemonade.ods - "lemonade 
stand" spreadsheet
http://heap.kogmbh.net/stuartmd/webodf/sample_pixels.odp - "pixel art" 
presentation

So any thoughts on where these should be stored / how they can be used 
further, would be welcomed.

- Stuart

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