Hi all, In connection with the recent discussion with the tools guys about how to document the availability of binary toolchains, I wonder whether www.linaro.org really links to the best pages on launchpad, the wiki etc.
Keeping these in sync and coherently structured is a maintenance requirement, and we can't expect to eliminate that. But I'm wondering whether we have some way to track: a) HTTP requests with no Referrer b) Pages reached directly from Google or some other search facility (such as the wiki or launchpad search) Pages reached in these ways indicate where developers are using a shortcut and visiting pages directly (I know I do this) or where the page is at least sufficiently hard to find that Google or the wiki search is more efficient (I know I do this too). If we could come up with a list of such pages and frequency of visits, this might give us some interesting information about what we really should be linking to from the main website. It might also help to flag up drift, where activity hotspots move away from the pages accessible from the website over time. Cheers ---Dave _______________________________________________ linaro-dev mailing list linaro-dev@lists.linaro.org http://lists.linaro.org/mailman/listinfo/linaro-dev
