Here is the layout I am now working on:
- build/ (the built site) - site/ (the site docs) - resources/ (forms,project logos,etc)
In the root we will have:
skinconf.xml (needed for forrest) forrest.properties (needed for forrest) status.xml (the incubator project status) README.txt (that explains the structure and how to build the site)
The site would be divided like this:
- incubation/ (docs on teh incubation process) - learn/ (learn about Apache) - projects/ (incubation status of projects *one* file per project) /success/ (projects that have exited positivly) /failure/ (projects that have not made it out of incubation)
Does this sound good?
I noticed in the new version that Drafts now takes a reader to the Wiki, and there is a "Final Drafts" subsection of the main incubation pages.
Is this giving the Wiki pages a more official status than previously? I kind of like the idea of a Drafts section, where documents close to completion go, with maybe a cover page that discusses the reason for the drafts section and points to the Wiki with a clear statement that this is where absolute first cuts get created.
I also noted when I looked that the status section talks about a Sponsor. Should we talk about both the Sponsor and the Sponsoring Entity (to keep the terminology in line with documentation)?
Having said that, I like the layout (but then I already know Forrest, so I like it from that perspective too :>).
Cheers,
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