Re: New Website for opengroupware.org project
chris h <[email protected]>
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On June 27, 2005 01:27 pm, Mario Minati wrote: > I think most important is the look and feel of the user interface (not > colors but usability) for normal users, if you are not logged in. Ok. I beleive content is king. Hence zero effort was extended at UI efforts. > The > normal and unexperienced user must be guided. That was primarily my > concern when I thought of a wiki. You have a start page where you could > decide which topic of the contents you would like to browse and than you > have many interconnections where you can find more informations and > backlinks to related pages. Can you realise that with Plone? sure. have a look here. http://plone.org/documentation the next rev of the docs site has that structure planned as soon as 2.1 goes gold with the related projects to duplicate this structure. > At the > moment everyone is submitting some context but there is not linkage > between, which is beeing done almost automatically in a Wiki. My only > chance is to search and if I use different terms than the author I won't > find any information. two points. Use the search and extended search feature as its a complete text search function. Linkage between documents is available however most contributors have not used that functionality. the feature exists if users were to use it, Some history. docs.opengroupware.org was setup very early in projects history to gather needed information. I would agree with you that its time to upgrade the user sites. However correct me if I am wrong here. I though you were working on opengroupware.org which is maintained by Skyrix not the community. docs and manuals.opengroupware.org are community sites. /ch /ch > > Regards, > Mario -- OpenGroupware.org Discussion [email protected] http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss