I would also vote for a "fresh and light" approach, yet not at all in Alex' sense, although I like his little document. I don't think tw.com should be an introductory course to TiddlyWiki, although such a thing should definetely be prominently linked. IMHO, tw.com should also not be an exhaustive reference for all kinds of features, internals, derivatives, etc...
Instead it should emphasize the following things: * basic information on the framework ** a basic glossary of TiddlyWords / -concepts ...in an explanatory context; meaning: simple, conceptual examples ** information as to where it came from and who's to drive its development today and in the future ** where and how it is being used (based on user feedback) * a visual and comprehensive feature list using _live examples_ * community pipelines, e.g. references as to where the crowd goes ** information as to how people can engage in development / implementation projects / the exchange of ideas * a best practice document, instead of a basic one with mere text content being added ** for example, in terms of design, the MainMenu honestly looks about as old fashioned as you can get on the web ** it should at least (!) look as "fresh" as the current tiddlyspace theme ...give it a *little* bling *** there is such a thing as modest *bling* ** I don't see any harm at all in using the occasional image for background-/ navigation-, etc ** instead of merely communicating what it "basically" is, the way tw.com presents itself should rather give some hints as to where you can go with TiddlyWiki ** I would wish content and presentation were a whole lot more inciting people's phantasy, instead of giving a somewhat technical, first impression That's my 5 ct's. Best wishes, Tobias -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
