[liberationtech] Draft checklist for choosing tools

[Brian Conley]

Hi Bob,

Thanks for this. Can you clarify whether you intend technical or
nontechnical people to use it?

There is certainly a need for nontechnical people to have access to such a
list. However, I don't believe, in your current text, that this checklist
will be accessible to nontechnical users.

I would be happy to work with you on editing a final version for
nontechnical users. I find two common issues with guides and other
documents of this nature is a tendency toward comprehensiveness and
excessive text. What most users need is specificity and clarity about the
issues they face.

I look forward to discussing further!

B
On Jan 3, 2013 9:20 PM, <bobalice at lavabit.com> wrote:

> Thank you all for the suggestions and comments.
>
> Revisions and additions will be made with appropriate attribution.
>
> With reference to the applicability of a checklist, are there any
> free/accessible and discreet services that assist with tool selection?
>
> > That's a useful checklist, thanks.  Are you posting it anywhere (I mean,
> > on a wiki or web page, besides this mailing list)?
>
> Do you (or anyone else) have any suggestions? The feedback has been great
> and others could benefit from the list of things to consider.
>
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