I disagree. In my case (and, I posit, many users who are not new to
the project) "Get Started" does not suggest what I'm looking for. I
already started a long time ago, I'm looking for specific end-user
reference information. What I really want is a "Documentation" link on http://chandlerproject.org
-Travis
On Nov 28, 2007, at 2:53 PM, Mimi Yin wrote:
Sounds like we should have what Travis is looking for link off of
the 'Get Started' page. Which might mean separating the Get Started
page into 2 halves:
1. End-users coming to use the Desktop and/or Service
2. End-users coming to run their own Server.
Mimi
On Nov 28, 2007, at 2:33 PM, Travis Vachon wrote:
Hi Heikki
Did you try this:
1. http://chandlerproject.org/
2. Click "Project Wiki" (in sidebar)
3. Click "Developers" (top)
Do you now find what you are looking for in the right-hand side of
the page?
Almost, this is actually too much information for the particular
use case I'm interested in. This is the information I as a
developer want, but as someone that simply wanted to view the end
user documentation it is too much. Certainly, looking under the
"Developers" section would not have occurred to me in this case ;-)
That said, this provides a good superset of the information I would
want. I'd like to propose that we create an end-user documentation
"portal" page if it does not exist that contains the end-user
specific links from http://chandlerproject.org/Developers/WebHome
and link to it from http://chandlerproject.org
Thoughts?
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