On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 2:47 PM, Jason Moore <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm working on it now. Personally I'd remove any idea that doesn't have a
> champion mentor. But Ondrej didn't like that criteria (personal chat).
>
> I just think the ideas page is too giant and messy. I think fewer targeted
> ideas that are carefully selected by us for importance and based on if we
> have a champion mentor would make things simpler for the students and result
> in better quality projects that will help move the project forward. Instead
> of an ideas page that has everything that anyone has ever thought of, we
> should structure it as "important projects". If we have very enterprising
> students, we could let them submit a proposal and see if we have an
> interested mentor that will "sponsor" it.
>
> Many other projects have very nice concise and orderly ideas pages that
> aren't just a huge massive brain dump. This looks way more professional in
> my opinion, not to mention easier to for the students to understand.
>
> I'm pushing some basic changes now to clean things up. I'll recommend some
> removals before removing anything.

We should have "important projects" that have a mentor and are well
thought out etc. Assumptions would be an example. We should have more
of those. There is a wiki history, we can put the authors back. The
first section should be very polished projects. The second section
should be less polished projects, probably without mentors. Then we
should have another section that is more of a dump of ideas. But we
should still remove bad ideas, just keep things that make sense if a
student is interested in developing the idea further. I think that's
still very valuable.

Ondrej

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