I like what's been done so far. My day job is actually for a publisher
selling computer help for beginners, so thought I'd share a few things
we've learnt:
* Address people personally, and try to make them feel included. This
is why {{helpme}} is a great invention.
* Bullet points are useful,
Great with so many ideas and comments. Feel free to edit the pages or, even
better, create your own versions. They don't have to be that impressive now.
We can work together to make them better once we knows which way to go.
I will start testing the first one in a few hours. I just realised that
On 2/22/2011 4:20 AM, Peter Coombe wrote:
* Screenshots (especially labelled ones) are great for newbies. It's
remarkably easy to overlook parts of the interface.
Pages like this come to mind:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page (soon to be
moved to