Hi! Have a look at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ and then: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork
Do you agree that the Fedora people are like 10 miles ahead in style and structure there? First, the 2 level of links are confusing. Having always available top level links could be good. but that isn't what happens currently. The link block with "/Archives /BreatheIconSet ..." is ugly. Can our wiki software do better? The "NEXT ARTWORK MEETING" block is rather embarrassing. I would like to remove it and the linked page, if I may. "Roadmap" sounds like there would be something specific. As long as there's just the global release schedule, I think a link on the current Incoming page would suffice. At the very least "Roadmap" should be renamed to "Release Schedule". I would like to merge the "Getting Involved" and perhaps also the FAQ with the main page. Then I would like to keep only a link to current Incoming, "Archives", "BreatheIconSet", "Official Artwork", "Guidelines" ... "ReportingPage" seems to be very much obsolete "WarningTheme" and Powder can be moved to Specs (which should be written out as "Specifications")? "GutsyIconsReview" can be moved to Incoming/Gutsy or to Specs?? In the later case, the "Gutsy" should be dropped. Or both "GutsyIconsReview" and "NewHumanTesting" could go to a new section called "Feedback". I would collect stuff from "Documentation", "CommunityThemesGuidelines" and "KyudoGuidelines" below "Guidelines". I'm _considering_ to use the Kyūdō motive as opener there, but to otherwise dissolve the "brand". In all of that, I wouldn't worry about breaking links in the mailing list archive or blog posts, because I think clearness and a good base to build on is more valuable than archive material few will ever look at. After such restructuring, one might go through the Fedora wiki to copy good bits we lack. -- Thorsten Wilms thorwil's design for free software: http://thorwil.wordpress.com/ -- ubuntu-art mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
