While the Learn menu doesn't contain any other specific topics,
I'm
willing to see where this topic goes. If it's good at reducing the
questions about animation then I say we keep it as an exception.
Otherwise we should think about a topics section as we perhaps link
parts of the manual in (much later! maybe next year)
When we start to have a lot of tutorials (well, any tutorials) there may
become a need to categorize them. So while it's not really a tutorial, I
could see it in a larger category about animation, alongside tutorials.
Or Topics sounds interesting too :-)
All best,
brynn
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From: "Martin Owens" <doctormo@...2...>
Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 10:14 PM
To: "Brynn" <brynn@...78...>
Cc: "Inkscape-Docs" <inkscape-docs(a)lists.sourceforge.net>;
"Inkscape-Devel"
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Subject: Re: [Inkscape-docs] 2 new pages for website, another 1 planned
> On Tue, 2015-07-21 at 10:00 -0600, Brynn wrote:
>> Hi Friends,
>> We have 2 new webpages for the website, should anyone have any
>> comments or suggestions. Also, they are ready to be translated.
>>
>> 1 -- In the Contribute section:
>>
https://inkscape.org/en/contribute/to-do-list/ Community To-Do List.
>> This
>> is a list of jobs that are needed by all parts of the community. It's
>> not
>> about new features or bugs, but for jobs that definitely need to be done,
>> to
>> move the project forward.
>> If anyone has any jobs like this, which they would like the wider
>> community to know about, you're welcome to add them to the list. If you
>> don't have edit permissions on the website, you could either request to
>> have, or contact the website team to have your info listed.
>
> This pages looks great. A good addition to the website.
>
>> 2 -- In the Learn section:
https://inkscape.org/en/learn/animation/
>> Animation. This is to help answer the many questions which are posted in
>> forums and elsewhere, about animation and Inkscape.
>> While I searched (and researched) quite diligently, and also had
>> help from Maren, there may be some apps out there that I didn't find.
>> Especially I feel like I might not have covered the Scripting and Markup
>> section very well, since I have barely a general grasp of that area
>> myself.
>> So any comments or suggestions will be very welcome.
>
While the Learn menu doesn't contain any other specific topics,
I'm
willing to see where this topic goes. If it's good at reducing the
questions about animation then I say we keep it as an exception.
Otherwise we should think about a topics section as we perhaps link
parts of the manual in (much later! maybe next year)
>
>> Next I'll be working on a page for a curated list of Inkscape
>> extensions ("curated" meaning that I'll attempt determine which
versions
>> of
>> Inkscape each extension works on, which come with Inkscape/which need to
>> be
>> installed, and including current download and contact info for each,
>> etc.).
>> Eventually we hope to have them all on Add-ons page
>> (
https://inkscape.org/en/download/addons/) but for now, they will just be
>> listed in a table, maybe something like the table on the To-Do List page.
>> If anyone has any comments or suggestions about that, I will
>> welcome
>> them :-)
>
> This is a great start Brynn, and looks like lot of hard work on your
> part. Thanks a lot for putting together and doing the research on these
> items. Crafting website content can be quite a bit of research and a
> tiny bit f writing to do it well and I think you have done it well here.
>
> Best Regards, Martin Owens
>