Hi Brynn, >> - - The 'Translations' section title should link to the >> translations page. > > Yes, I changed that, because there are 2 links in the Translations > section -- 1 for translating the website, and 1 for translating the > program. What about arranging it like the Bugs section just above -- > with 2 bullets? Then each bullet title/heading could be a link? >
- You could do that, I think. But it probably won't hurt to link to the Translations page itself, not just to subsections. >> - - Would it make sense to order the sections on that page by >> difficulty? - - from easy to hard: > > It's currently arranged from easy to hard. But I thought it made > more sense to arrange it from most important to less important (or > greatest need, to lesser need -- since the page is more or less about > asking for help). That's basically how I arranged Contribute page. > Although it's quite possible that I don't have a clear > understanding. > - I have gotten the impression (and please, anyone here correct me) that there are many code contributors, but that there is a gap in the marketing / documentation staff... > But until there actually is a guide, > for people like me, mostly only developers know how to write official > documentation anyway. > - That's probably true. Or at least people who can translate developer-talk into normal-people-talk... Would you know right away what 'polar coordinates' are, and how use that feature?... 'Arrange along Arc' *could* have been a better label for that cool new feature... > Yes, I'll put the formatting back to left justified. Although I > think that makes it so much harder to read, and probably deters a lot > of people from reading any of it (the all left justified text). I > really would like to see, or at least discuss doing this in the near > future, if possible. - I think there's a good chance for that with Hinerangi and Mathew on the team ;) > Thanks for looking it over, Maren :-) - No problem, thanks for actually *doing* this ;) Regards, Maren ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dive into the World of Parallel Programming. The Go Parallel Website, sponsored by Intel and developed in partnership with Slashdot Media, is your hub for all things parallel software development, from weekly thought leadership blogs to news, videos, case studies, tutorials and more. Take a look and join the conversation now. http://goparallel.sourceforge.net/ _______________________________________________ Inkscape-docs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/inkscape-docs
