Re: When to publish the www.scheme.org front page?
Alaric Snell-Pym 25 Nov 2020 10:14 UTC
On 25/11/2020 01:02, Arthur A. Gleckler wrote:
> It's a good idea to have a simple social contract, but not one that is so
> simple that the home page becomes nothing more than a list of subdomains.
> We need inviting and interesting information on the home page to persuade
> people that it's worth revisiting. If the home page isn't interesting and
> useful on its own, it will be harder to attract people to subdomains.
>
> Perhaps each subdomain could provide a URL that will contain a blurb that
> can be presented on the home page. Even better, each subdomain could
> provide an RSS feed that can be used to push some of its information to the
> home page as well.
And if that's deemed too burdensome for now, we could have the first
paragraph be "New to Scheme? See https://about.scheme.org/. Want the
latest Scheme news? See https://news.scheme.org/" and thus delegate
maintaining the fresh and inviting stuff to subprojects - but I do agree
that having the homepage pull some "latest news" from subdomains would
be pretty neat.
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