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[Mensur Zahirovic <linuxsajten@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi fabian,

I know that you guys are working on the new webpage, but i was talking
about the current one available. Something needs to be happening more often
on it.
When it comes to news section.. I know Cassidy is busy but why not involve
someone more??
Why not involve this guy who has this blog  *elementary*luna.*blogspot*.com/ ?
He writes very often about things which is happening in luna. Maybe he
could contribute or someone else :))

Cheerz! ;)

2012/9/14 Fabian Thoma <fabian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Hey Mensur,
> as a member of the web team I can tell you that we indeed are working on a
> big refresh of the website, which unfortunately takes most of our time away
> from fixing things on the current site. I personally haven't touched it in
> months, but you are right and I'll put the standard banner back when I get
> home ;)
>
> And Cassidy who is the guy doing most of our journal articles just got to
> university and has a lot less time than he used to have, so help in that
> area is always appreciated, just send a email to press@elementaryos.orgif you wanna help out.
> Am 14.09.2012 09:26 schrieb "ttosttos Sa" <ttosttos@xxxxxxxxx>:
>
> Couldn't agree more.  There have been gaps of up to a month between
>> journal postings, plus the answers section seems a bit slow at times
>> (despite the large number of registered users).  Some things that could be
>> explored (in no particular order):
>> 1. Push new web page.  I know it's been under development for a long
>> time. I expect it to improve on social/collaboration options beyond today's
>> page.  Ultimately, user participation would be key to distribute content
>> generation.
>> 2. Encourage more regular journal postings (~1/week?).  Easiest would be
>> to build a pipeline of postings and dish them out with a more frequent
>> cadence.
>> 3. Widen the scope of journal postings.  For instance, including how-to,
>> tips etc. If one looks at omgubuntu, there is a good number of different
>> types of postings.
>> 4. For Luna+1, elementary should consider releases with a narrower scope,
>> so they can happen more frequently.  For a project that is still nascent in
>> many aspects, having an 18+ gap between releases doesn't help drive the
>> image of a project that is dynamic and healthy.
>>
>> ttosttos
>> --
>>
>> On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 11:13 PM, Mensur Zahirovic <linuxsajten@xxxxxxxxx
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> Hi guys,
>>>
>>> I think the elementaryos.org should be updated more frequently.
>>> Niel has passed away almost 3 weeks ago and the banner is still up? Why
>>> is not happening on journal side?
>>>
>>> I mean there are 20 000 people registered and I'm sure alot of the go on
>>> the daily basis to check for the news but for a quite some time now
>>> it has been looking like the webpage is dead.
>>>
>>> Any thoughts?
>>>
>>> Cheerz Nookie^
>>>
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