"Waldemar Kornewald" <wkornew@xxxxxxx> wrote: > On 8/25/06, Jorge G. Mare (a.k.a. Koki) > <koki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: ... > > - About > > > > * What is Haiku > > * Haiku Tour (screenshots or videos) > > * FAQ > > * Teams > > * Sponsors > > Is the internal team structure really of any > interest to end-users? It's easier to build trust in people than in a a few autumn leaves and a marketing blurb. I for one, hate using software by faceless, sometimes nameless developers, or by small, anonymous ISVs. ... > > - News & Events > > > > * Latest news > > * News archive > > * WalterCon ... > Does WalterCon really need its own entry? > It only happens once per year. It's good to have a something more than the occasional news entry, about WalterCon and BeGeistert, so that developers new to Haiku see that we are a indeed a community, with a distinct BeOS/Haiku culture, and that they're missing out on all the fun! ... > That section should also attract commercial support and > collaboration (that's why I called it "Collaborate", but there > could be a better name for it). Partners, partnerships, friends, ecosystem, offspring, distributions, cross-pollination, related projects, ... ? BTW, the change from verbs to nouns is interesting. learn, experience, develop, contribute -> faq, (download), status, documentation, development, (collaborate) (A mental change from project to product?) Maybe it should be all nouns: 'downloads' (the -s to make it less of a verb) and 'collaboration'. /Jonas.