I'm in agreement that the page is for end users (not primarily a planning page). I do think that a little bit of information on related bugs is interesting/useful for users -- they could want to know if/when we plan on fixing a bug or adding support for something.

My main complaint with the current page is that the "description" column is all scrunched and unreadable. I'd rather have a list of products and link to detailed instructions than try and read that as is.

Cheers,
Katie

Mimi Yin wrote:
Ah, ic. I think there is value in calling out issues in the same place, but you're right, the emphasis should be more about instructions and less about bugs. I will take another pass at this page with this in mind...

On Aug 13, 2007, at 5:53 PM, Ted Leung wrote:

Last week we had some discussion about the desktop import/export wiki page: <http://chandlerproject.org/Projects/PreviewDesktopImportExport>. I volunteered to drive a revision of this page.

I see that Mimi has already removed some of the stuff that I found most objectionable: use of the wiki for bugzilla like tasks. This is an end user page. If we want to plan to rectify deficiencies in our Import/Export support, I think we should do that on a separate page (or move this content to a separate page).

I think that this page should just be a list of products, and instructions for how to import/export data between that product and Chandler desktop. If we don't currently have solutions but feel that a product is important, we should have an entry that says something like: "We don't have an import/export recipe for XXX yet, if you use XXX and have a recipe, feel free to add it here. If you want hep debugging the Chandler end of a recipe that you are working on, you can drop a note onto the chandler-users mailing list."

Thoughts?

Ted

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