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Well, I'll tell you why, in case you are the person in charge and can do something about it. If I click through the links at the top of the page, there is no r
by javert 14y ago
Well, I'll tell you why, in case you are the person in charge and can do something about it.
If I click through the links at the top of the page, there is no real indication of "staleness or non-staleness," until you get to Open-DO Conference, which has material from 2010 presented as if it's new. Then, the next link ("Forge") has "Latest News" from 2010.
Update: I did not even realize there was a blog, because you linked me to open-do.org/about/ instead of just open-do.org. There is no evident link to see a blog, so the assumption of the website designers must be (perhaps unfortunately) that you always enter directly through open-do.org. It turns out that clicking the title graphic will take you there as well, but someone who is initially linked to the "about" page would never think to click on that.
- javert 14y agoBy the way, thanks again. I'm not interested in the details of the sub-projects right now, but now that I have found the blog, my personal valuation of the site has gone from "encouraging" to "actually quite useful." I've already found interesting/relevant reading on the blog.