Yes and yes and a hundred times yes. What would be even more useful is exactly what you've done here that is to say a page linking to all the different articles and showing how everything is connected so that, depending on what you need, it's easy to see how you can get started *and* it's easy to find the precise little bit of info you were looking for. What I found hard about the current wiki is that I couldn't find what I needed because a) I didn't know I needed it (it was unlinked from other articles, it was in a different cat or it wasn't mentioned as a necessary step of the workflow) or b) I didn't know what it was called and search didn't help (e.g. 'version control' makes sense to someone who knows what 'version control' means). See what I mean?
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Date: 2013-01-11 12:07 pm (UTC)Yes and yes and a hundred times yes. What would be even more useful is exactly what you've done here that is to say a page linking to all the different articles and showing how everything is connected so that, depending on what you need, it's easy to see how you can get started *and* it's easy to find the precise little bit of info you were looking for. What I found hard about the current wiki is that I couldn't find what I needed because a) I didn't know I needed it (it was unlinked from other articles, it was in a different cat or it wasn't mentioned as a necessary step of the workflow) or b) I didn't know what it was called and search didn't help (e.g. 'version control' makes sense to someone who knows what 'version control' means). See what I mean?