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Rework community page #398
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Moving the page from /nixos/community.html to /community.html can be done in another PR.
Just add a redirect to netlify.toml, since once we merge the change goes public and it makes no sense to put it in a separate PR.
Removed content (and suggested new place):
- Contributing to NixOS (Contribution Guide)
It would be good to open a issue for this, so we don't forget and list all the content that we removed from current community page.
- Bugs (Help page and GitHub Readme)
Most likely Bugs should be also part of the Contribution guide, somewhere under Learn page.
- Documentation (Documentation page)
You probably ment Learn page
- Source repositories (Contribution Guide)
- Commercial support (own site? but where to link? help page?)
I will add this topic to be discussed at the next meeting.
- Donations (Donation page)
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- Acknowledgments (Donation page)
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@garbas thanks for the feedback!
i made no change to the structure, just the content. but i can add it in this PR
Yes, it can be a section in a Contribution guide and we can link it from Learn page as "Report Bugs".
i mean any documentation page that fits. it's mostly links to NixOS manual, so learn might already cover it. |
I I wanted to prevent that. I added it as a second commit, but now i'm unable to edit the first commit. |
I really dislike this merge. Nothing against a rework in general and nothing against your rework, davidak. BUT: The merge was too early. Removing useful informations from the homepage is a bad idea. Now, there isn't a link to the bugtracker anywhere on the homepage, and effectively also no link to the github-repository anywhere! First, a new place should be found on the homepage for this information, and afterwards it can be removed from the current location. Not the other way round! |
Here is my rework of the community page.
I mostly used the existing content, removed unrelated information and created a new layout.
It's not perfect, but better than before.
Feel free to suggest better wording.