[Pydotorg-redesign] Some quick observations and ideas about the current site

[Aahz]

On Mon, Aug 11, 2003, A. M. Kuchling wrote:
> On Sunday, August 10, 2003, at 07:00  PM, Aahz wrote:
>>
>>Haven't had a chance to mention this yet, but I think the set of links 
>>in the top navbar should be:
>>
>>* Home
>>* Why Python?
>>* Getting Started
>>* Documentation
>>* Community
>>* Sitemap
>>* Developers
> 
> Assuming "Getting Started" goes to /topics/learn/, the only one of 
> those links we don't already have is "Why Python?".  Would that point 
> to the existing /doc/Intros.html, or do we need to make a new 
> advocacy/marketing section?  If the latter, we need someone to step up 
> and volunteer to actually write it.  (That person won't be me; my plan 
> is to revise the FAQs and then go off and work on a Quixote web site.)

It'd be a new advocacy section; I think we have most of the material to
assemble one.  I certainly don't expect you to do it -- you've been doing
a wonderful job recently, but it was a *lot* of intense work.  I just
wanted to get agreement that this was a good direction.  We could point
at Intros.html if we wanted to change the navbar now, but that's not a
long-term solution

Do you agree that "Getting Started" is a good name for the link?
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