Hi Joao, Well, why not just create a 'welcome to OSFlash' page off the main page? Or 'OSFlash newbies' or whatever you want to call it. Put a very large link to it on the main page in a prominent place - like right at the top? "Start here!"
One of my concerns about starting a seperate OSFlash newbie site is that it might get sidelined/out of date; if it's actually rolled into the main Wiki I think it's easier to maintain. Ian On 9/5/06, João Saleiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, people here are geek, and we have geek talks. And we prefer being > geek and talking geek. Personally i would prefer to have two different > systems: and "introductory" site, *presenting* what's osflash and how to > use it, and the current system for developers. > It's not discrimination: when i was starting with osflash, i had a lot > of doubts (concerning the language itself, despite knowing quite a lot > about actionscript already) that i didn't formulated on the mailing > list, because they weren't "geeky" enough. And some of the ones i've > asked were never answered. And today, i prefer reading and talking about > "how to apply this design pattern" or "what do you think about this > framework" than "how can i load a MovieClip?". > > In resume, I would prefer one "Welcome to Osflash, learn about osflash" > web-site and another "now that you know the basics of osflash, let's > start doing big things like we, geeky developers, do" website. It's a > matter of opinion, and this is mine... > > João Saleiro > > PS: Geek in a good meaning, of course :P _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
