To sum up:
- some content is outdated
- the community is changing (eg people look more and more on github or
  somewhere eles)
- community is providing content (eg regular tips) which is not yet
  visible on vim.sf.net which will make it more likely that the project
  dies again (sooner).

That's why I think some pages should be managed by the community.
Community can cope with wikis, such I think they should have a more
visible position in the left navigation bar.

The most valuable place and resource are users visiting vim.sf.net -
we should try to serve as good as we can (and better than google does)

But this would require rethinking about hosting, implementing code
search and much more.

But I slowly start understanding that its only "me having issues with".
So I'll just shut up. I should do a break from all Vim stuff and focus
on what's important to me. People are always welcome to join.

A really great example is haskell.org - they got a lot right about
directing users to what is important (IMHO).

Marc Weber

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