Re: Prose, a content editor for Github

On 6/26/12 3:54 AM, Anthony Gerrard wrote:
> If we have duplicated content on two sites most likely Google will
> pick one as the canonical version and prioritise that in search rather
> than penalize either site.  It would be better if we could include a
> canonical link tag on the non canonical site pointing at the canonical
> one.


Right, and plone.org/documentation can be marked the canonical location.


>
> On 26 June 2012 06:36, Dylan Jay <djay-n0pU0XVUApFWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> On 26/06/2012, at 1:00 PM, Sean Kelly wrote:
>>
>>>> I've never been terribly interested in it, but I'm also not against
>>>> it.
>>>> Before we get to doing that though, I think a bigger and more
>>>> important
>>>> challenge is to make it fun to work on plone.org again. I'm not
>>>> sure how
>>>> to do that, which is why I tend to ignore it :-/.
>>>
>>> Coming from a nutjob, it's probably in the realm of "eating our own
>>> dogfood" that documenting Plone be possible within Plone.
>>
>> I agree although technically it wouldn't be eating our own dog food as
>> the content wouldn't be "managed" in Plone, just published there but I
>> think from perception point of view it looks weird to outsiders that
>> we direct people to an non-plone server to read core plone
>> documentation. I'm fine with the content existing in both places
>> however, and I'm not convinced google would punish us for that.
>>
>> I've already done the work to do the conversion from RTD into Plone
>> content. It's just a matter of putting this in the plone.org buildout
>> with permissions such that it is allowed to upload, and a cron entry
>> to make it occur each night,
>>
>>>
>>> But again, I'm a nutjob, so ... don't listen to me.
>>>
>>> --k
>>>
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