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<[email protected]>, Lorelle
VanFossen <[email protected]> writes
2. We need to start educating users NOT to look to the compatibility
pages but to the interface for compatibility information. This has to wait
until we have a clear outline on the process, but start thinking about how
we can inform and educate the WordPress Community from within as well
as outside of the documentation.
I imagine that would be an easy enough part. The last remaining
compatibility pages could have such a message placed on them.
Potentially even a final 2.9 set of pages could be created (without
theme link content), have a message on them to look at the admin pages
for compatibility info, and then be protected (or not, whichever).
Of course that message would need to wait for the implementation of the
feature, but the pages (meanwhile) could point people to the admin
interface in order to find compatible themes (as, for the most part,
such themes are kept compatible I suspect.)
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mrmist
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