Wow, Paul, this is fantastic! Thank you so much for your work on this.
It's very gratifying to be able to see at a glance all the amazing
resources we've all put together! :)
One other section I *believe* we will want to link to is Content
Management Research: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Content+Management+Research
. I don't think we'll want to link to all the sub-pages (as some of
them are incomplete), but I think we are ready to share out the info-
packed Content Management Research Models page: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Content+Management+Research+Models
where we have lots of information on personas and use cases. I'll
talk to Daphne on Monday (or maybe even this weekend) about exactly
what pages we'd like to link to and get back to you (or just tag and
add them to the table of contents myself) asap so that we can get it
into the release.
Thanks again,
Allison
On May 29, 2008, at 4:37 PM, Paul Zablosky wrote:
I have created an initial version of a table of contents for the
Fluid release manual at http://wiki.fluidproject.org/x/VAAs. It can
also be found through the link User Manual ToC at the top of the
left-side navigation bar in the Fluid wiki. All the pages
referenced in the ToC have been assigned the label manual -- another
way to locate them. They include all the pages labeled "release" in
the 0.3beta.
The idea was to create an organized table of contents with distinct
sections, supplemented by annotations to assist the reader in
understanding which pages contain what kind of content. Right now,
the annotations are simplistic and incomplete, and some of the
sections could do with reordering, but it's a start.
I invite comments and suggestions. Does this seem like a useful
approach, now that we have an example? Are there things I could do
to make the page and its contents more coherent and useful?
Paul
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