Hi Johan, On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Johan Vromans <jvrom...@squirrel.nl> wrote: >> I didn't even know that the wiki had a page with a list of wxPerl >> applications. > > For someone with such strong opinions, you don't seem well-informed.
If you are trying to promote wxPerl, then, by definition, you are looking for users who are not currently well informed. Your target audience is not existing users who already found your wiki. Promoting wxPerl means targeting users who have not visited your website, or who are not sure that the project is actively developed or if anyone is using it. Let's take a step back and think: You want to make a list of products that use wxPerl. The goal is to show people that wxPerl is in use. Thus, the audience is people who are not sure that wxPerl is used very much. It is safe to say that they are not familiar with your website, and links that cater to them should be less hidden than links that cater to people familiar with your website. > Feel free to write this and put it on the wiki. > But refrain from ordering other people what to do. > You do your stuff, I do mine. (1) I did not order you. I expressed an opinion. I said "I think you should...". I think that this conveys opinion, not command. Sorry if I expressed that point poorly. (2) I have already offered to contribute, but I am not keen to have my effort hidden in a place that is hard to find. I'm sure you can understand that sentiment. If my contributions are hidden away, I feel like I did all the work for nothing. I have both time and energy, but I direct it to places where I feel that my work will mean something to someone. I'm sure you can sympathize with that. Best wishes. Daniel. -- Intolerant people should be shot.
