On Jan 19, 2006, at 12:46 PM, Tim White wrote:
--- Tantek �elik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm not so sure about that "put on the microformats.org site proper".
It's much easier to maintain/correct/update content on the wiki
But much harder to find, especially for someone new visiting the site.
(The wiki is not the most user-friendly...)
Are you talking about wikis in general, or specifically ours?
If its ours, and you have ideas for improving our IA/organization,
feel free to suggest them (and volunteer :D).
(especially
in a distributed community fashion), and unless something is fairly
solid/figure out, it probably should be kept on the wiki.
Agreed. The page should be pretty solid.
The "use" page will undoubtedly grow *every time* someone asks for a
new use
case or a new microformat to do XYZ. This seems like a good fit for
a wiki
page.
Good point. So maybe a page with some of the more common questions
(like the current "use" wiki page) could be put on the mf.org site
proper, with a "see more uses..." linked to the ever-growing wiki
page?
I'm just thinking of newbies (like me : ) browsing the mf.org pages. I
know the wiki was pretty off-putting to me at first.
Please share your feedback, so that we cann improve things
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Ryan King
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