Re: Xbox Linux Site Redesign

> -is it possible to edit the navigation bar (typo: downaload -> 
> download)

Thanks, I changed it.
It's standard HTML, accessible via shell.sf.net, 
/home/groups/x/xb/xbox-linux/htdocs/wiki/templates/xhtml_slim.pt for 
sf.net project members.

> -the contacts list: in what order? Alphabetically, in order of project
> join date, in order of work done (how does one determine), always add 
> to
> the bottom of the list?

Good question. Importance is impossible to do. But still, the people 
responsible for the project (press contact etc.) should be on the top. 
So I would suggest, those who want to take responsibility, at the top, 
then a <hr> (wiki: "----"), then the everyone else in alphabetical 
order?
By the way, this would have been a good discussion for the "discussion" 
page associated with the Contacts page. ;-)

> -For the translations: i think it would be a good idea to store the
> email adres(ses) of the translators somewhere with the translated
> articles, so the translators can be mailed whenever an article changes
> (either manually or automatically, although automatically may cause too
> much email since wiki articles are quite likely to change). Anyhow it
> would be quite usefull to store a revision for both the english and the
> translated versions, and indicate something like 'a more up to date
> version of this page is available in english, german and french' or so.

The wiki system provides automatic notifications if pages are changed, 
so the translators should monitor their language and the English 
version of an article and try to keep them in sync... That's what would 
be easy.
Another problem is, in what technical way to store translations - 
Wikipedia has different subdomains (en.wikipedia.org, 
de.wikipedia.org), but the system also allows namespace prefixes (like: 
FAQ (english) and German:FAQ (same in German)), which is probably more 
integrated.

   Michael



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