Better, and more business oriented, demo data for the content stuff
would be really great.
Disclaimers are good, but another practice we've been using is
"ridicularity", if you take my meaning. In other words make the names
and such so silly (and entertaining, if you must) that people will get
the idea. Using product names like widgets and gizmos is pretty much
along this line. Some may not translate into foreign languages as
much, but they get the idea pretty quickly anyway (yeah, I've seen a
lot of questions from clients around the world and sometimes in
English-speaking places too about what a widget is and what a gizmo
is...).
-David
On Jan 28, 2008, at 9:57 AM, Adrian Crum wrote:
I'm working on building out the forum feature of the
Content Manager component. I'm creating a more
comprehensive demo data set and I'd like to make the
demo data more meaningful.
Is there any reason I can't make up names for people
and businesses? We could have a disclaimer note in the
demo data similar to movie disclaimers saying that the
data is ficticious and any similarity to real
people/businesses is coincidental.
What do you think?
-Adrian
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