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== Fit strategy and user demand == | == Fit strategy and user demand == | ||
Increase reach is currently [https://strategy.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Plan/Movement_Priorities#Increase_Reach the first Wikimedia strategic goal]. Offline is an essential part of the Wikimedia strategy | Increase reach is currently [https://strategy.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Plan/Movement_Priorities#Increase_Reach the first Wikimedia strategic goal]. Offline is an essential part of the Wikimedia strategy to increase the audience of our content, and Kiwix as official Wikimedia offline reader is the offline lead tool. | ||
GNU/Linux represents only a small part of the audience, but this is the audience we want to push. We think that free software is the best solution to access to free content. This is also the best solution for economically poor people who are our most targeted audience. At the same time, this part of the audience is used to collaborate, and so one often make more feedbacks about the software - something essential to improve it. | GNU/Linux represents only a small part of the audience, but this is the audience we want to push. We think that free software is the best solution to access to free content. This is also the best solution for economically poor people who are our most targeted audience. At the same time, this part of the audience is used to collaborate, and so one often make more feedbacks about the software - something essential to improve it. | ||