#1344: Do not promote add-on products for deprecated unsupported versions of Plone
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Reporter: grahamperrin | Owner:
[hidden email]
Type: feature suggestion | Status: new
Priority: trivial | Component: website
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Put another way: '''promote or highlight add-on products for supported
versions of Plone''' :)
Cross reference #1342,
> Re-iterate and clarify the support policy for major versions of Plone
and #1271,
>
http://plone.org/products search by plone version gone and dropdown
doesn't update page
Examples:
*
http://plone.org/search?path=%2Fplone.org%2Fproducts&portal_type=PSCProject&SearchableText=kubrick presents
— products for versions of Plone that are long unsupported
— it's only coincidence that their descriptions express a version of
Plone
— nothing for supported versions of Plone.
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http://plone.org/search?path=%2Fplone.org%2Fproducts&portal_type=PSCProject&SearchableText=board presents a variety of products
— no indication of the versions of Plone that they target
— to the untrained eye it appears that all products were updated within
the past six weeks
— people ''in the know'' about the plone.org upgrade will understand why
the dates may mislead, but we can't expect newcomers to guess such things
— five of nine products are for 2.1.2 or earlier, which is
'''certainly''' unsupported
— two of nine products are for 2.5.2 or earlier, which is debatably
unsupported
— in other words, only two of nine should be promoted.
Should we have an archive area for add-on products that target only
deprecated versions of Plone?
I wonder.
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