2007/9/3, M Daniel R Magarzo <b2.mdr.magarzo@xxxxxxxxx>:
It's not mine either.
I think it is correct though, syntactically.
That would be less correct, although perfectly understandable.
No offense at all. :) It's a bit long indeed; however, not excessive imho.
When you say, "Nobody would be able to repeat it," there I really disagree.
Slogans are just propaganda, that's it. Nobody repeats progaganda, let alone in public.
It's only meant for one-way consumption.
I mean, are you going to say to people, 'you know, Fedora is really cool, they've even got this great slogan, wanna hear it..?" ?
:)
Sorry, but is that phrase grammatically well built? English is not my
native lang. so I'm just asking.
It's not mine either.
I think it is correct though, syntactically.
I think that should be "What can do Fedora and You for Each Other
Today?" instead. I'm not sure, though.
That would be less correct, although perfectly understandable.
My opinion here: toooooooooo long. Nobody would be able to repeat it,
lesser in public :-)
Sorry
No offense at all. :) It's a bit long indeed; however, not excessive imho.
When you say, "Nobody would be able to repeat it," there I really disagree.
Slogans are just propaganda, that's it. Nobody repeats progaganda, let alone in public.
It's only meant for one-way consumption.
I mean, are you going to say to people, 'you know, Fedora is really cool, they've even got this great slogan, wanna hear it..?" ?
:)
regards,
herman
herman
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