On Fri, Nov 02, 2012 at 12:46:00PM -0400, Rob Weir wrote: > OK how about we do this: We copy Jan's new files into l10n, having it > be the new look and feel and default index.html. Then we can hook up > relevant legacy content to the new home page. Stuff that is not > hooked up, because it is outdated or superseded by new pages -- this > we can delete or ignore as appropriate. > > In other words, we separate the new look and feel of the website from > the proposed new process.
IMO the better approach is to move l10n to l10n-archive or archive/l10n (I like this last one, we have a 9 GB repo, more than the 90% is for sure deprecated content, so an archive/ folder looks like something we will need sooner or later), then those who show concerns about removing old stuff can review the old content, see what is still relevant, port it to MarkDown, and move it to the new l10n. And yes, content as to be ported, as it will likely look ugly in the mixture of old html format and the new navigation bars (they are applied recursively to all the content in the folder). Regards -- Ariel Constenla-Haile La Plata, Argentina
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