For Plone kittens to play with, and fight over, the following balls of wool are thrown into the arena:
* attention is drawn to masses of discussion that is sometimes (naturally) negative:
— problems, test failures, puzzles et cetera
* when attention (or Google relevancy ranking or whatever) falls below a level to which we're accustomed, alarm bells ring
— <
http://dev.plone.org/plone.org/ticket/1004>, for example
* we draw not enough attention to a mass of well-written content that's publicised by people who are highly committed to Plone
— <
http://planet.plone.org/>
* for Plone, documentation is always a form of support
* documentation should appear under the Support tab at plone.org
— if within the current plone.org infrastructure this can be no more than a vision, then let it be a vision (not necessarily a shared vision)
* a search (using Google or whatever) for something Plone-related should highlight:
— primarily, the content that's most current and positive
— secondarily, the content that's conversational and ephemeral
— that is, for example, a re-ranking (not losing sight) of forum/list material
— lastly, but not secretively, bones of contention. Woof.
* Planet Plone should gain a tab at plone.org home
* selected blogs, or blogs/posts that are tagged in a particular way, should be not only represented; for the purposes of indexing, ranking etc. some blog content should (with permission) be _cached_ within the plone.org domain
— this need not be difficult
— add-on products exist to cache content in the required way.
Happy knitting, kittens.
Argue, pleasantly and concisely.
Meow.
