Re: Re: [Denemo-devel] New website

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A few questions were asked and here are the answers.

>Will users be able to perform a search? Maybe a user remembers reading
>about line breaks but does not remember where she saw the tutorial,
>faq, or whatever.

Of course. The search is already working. Top of the site.

>Spam: we should apply
> the fix(es) that were applied to the old one before the new one goes
live.
Its a different system. The Mediawiki is for much larger projects than a
standard CMS like Drupal. The mechanisms built-in are already fit for
systems like Wikipedia itself. Well, they have to deal with vandalism,
but thats not spam or bots but real users who try to do silly things. I
doubt this will happen very often on our page.

But I already restricted the most important pages . I would say we have
to see what kind of unwanted input we get. I think  letting people
itself write on the page is a great feature so we should give it a try.

P.S. to Jeremiah (Zim)
>I never used this on remote file systems before. What is the benefit of
that?
You can work on different computers with the same data, but without
doing an X11 forward for the Zim-Client itself, which is quite slow over
the internet.

> It looks fine to me, but some of the links are really just
placeholders:
Yes, we have to deal as quick as possible with it. For some pages my
English is just not good enough. After all I only learned it in school
and I lived in India where English is a bit different. Please edit my
formulations where they seem to be odd or simply wrong.

>Also, the About page of the old site had a useful feature that things
were getting >moved from ideas->planned->in git->in release by moving
them up the lists.

By now all the old content is transfered including the feature list. We
really have to sort it a bit, only a few structured points and making
difference in GUI, NOTATION, MIDI or whatever. I will do that, but for
now its just the old plain list.

For the rest of the articles, which are placeholders: These are
Tutorials/First Steps and Join the Team!

The first one has to grow but its not a showstopper if its empty. Could
you two please make the article "Join the team". You know better how to
start developing Denemo. But I want to suggest a section in the new
To-Do list which should be dedicated to begginer-tasks (like things that
only needs a few hours for a new developer - motivating and easy to do).

Lets make it public.