...and then we would want some way of testing that all the "good"
worksheets all still work with each new release?

John

On 24 February 2010 01:54, Oscar Lazo <algebraicame...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 23 feb, 10:39, "Dr. David Kirkby" <david.kir...@onetel.net> wrote:
>> If one sets up a Sage server for public use, there is the opportunity for
>> someone to publish worksheets, there is a section:
>>
>> "Browse published Sage worksheets
>> (no login required)"
>>
>> But often those worksheets are bad examples, error message, or just plain 
>> people
>> experimenting. I do not think they generally reflect well on Sage.
>>
>> Hence I'd propose that there was a collection of worksheets that always 
>> appeared
>> at the top, with sensible names and good examples. Then let the other 
>> published
>> worksheets be shown below.
>>
>> Either that, or perhaps make it clear that anyone can edit these worksheets, 
>> and
>> so many not represent how best to use Sage.
>>
>> One normally associates "published" work as being of high quality. But in 
>> this
>> case the "published" can be anything. Whilst regular users of Sage will know
>> what this means, for someone taking a quick glance, they are likely to get 
>> the
>> wrong impression.
>
> I strongly agree! I remember taking the bad impression you described
> when I first saw the published worksheets on sagenb.org . I don't
> think a rating system would work since there is already one, and it
> rarely gets used, sometimes good worksheets get bad rankings and vice
> versa. I think it would be best if people would just submit proposed
> worksheets for inclusion in the *good* category.
>
> I further propose that some of these get included in new Sage notebook
> installs, so that people new to the notebook can inmediately click on
> already made notebooks and get some nice code that works. And although
> I am geting of-topic, it would be good to include some worksheet
> tutorial.
>
> thanks
>
> Oscar
>
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