On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Clayton wrote: > >> Maybe I'm missing the obvious... but I find it rather difficult to find > >> things on the OpenSUSE website. You have to be a psychic to know what's > >> available there, or happen to search on exactly the right search terms. > >> I'm constantly "discovering" new pages that someone links in an answer > >> on the mailing list here. > >> > >> Is there a sitemap, or some magical navigation method that people are > >> using? How are people navigating and finding stuff/info on this site? > > > > Google is your friend: > > > > site:www.opensuse.org <search string(s)> > > True enough... and I have used this, but from the aspect of site design > and site navigation this seems to me to be a rather poor way of > navigating a site - to have to resort to a Google search to discover > what's actually there. > > This assumes that you know ahead of time what you're looking for, and > this doesn't give you the opportunity to discover what's available. If > you don't know what's available (and what you need to search for), being > buddies with Google isn't much help.
I totally agree with you. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be an automated way to generate a sitemap for the wiki. IMHO we need someone (any volunteers? ;)) to go though the wiki pages and categorize them + create some sort of sitemap. Until then http://www.opensuse.org/index.php?title=Special:Categories might be something for you - but it's only a temporary solution. Regards Christoph --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
