> > My .02 about new users, being a person that uses a lot of 'apps'. >> With "Apps" people download first and try out then delete, especially >> when it is free. >> If they are not up and running fast, and the app is not easy to use, they >> usually Move On to the next free thing. >> > > Try not to call TiddlyWiki an app, I think that's a major faux-pas. It's > really a platform which can*not* be said of most "apps" out there. It is > actually what differentiatesTiddlyWiki from most any "app". It may not be > exactly as perfect, but you can get it to even higher grounds with a little > persistence. >
I am using the terminology that the average 'New' user can relate too. They don't use software or programs they use apps(which are technically programs). I totally understand what you are saying about calling it simply an App. TiddlyWiki is a Master App Builder that could create 1000's of apps from Recipe TW app to Math Note Research TW apps. What would you call it to make it 'understandable' to new people? > > Even the Empty TW should have TiddlyWiki <<Version>> Clear and Front and >> Center. >> Brand your Brand and Product. So when the person hands it off they >> already have that in there. >> > > Interesting. The version seems quite prominently displayed in the > controlpanel. But to have the name called TiddlyWiki.html rather than > empty.html makes a lot of sense, I think. > I agree it is in the controlpanel, which is not front and center. I am running 10 TW about right now and I need to make sure I have consistency so I have been doing this for myself on all my TW's. I see New people having issues knowing right off the bat I am using TW5 version X.Y.Z Putting it in the Title avoids this issue. This is about New people, would it not be easier to say 'What numbers are in the top right corner?' than 'Click on the controlpanel and let us know what numbers are listed under the version?' I can see the reply 'Where is the controlpanel?' Raspberry Pi has Jams. > What could we have like that, small group meetings to show new people the > Awesome power of TW? > That is how I met people on this board was in the real world not just the > virtual one. > TiddlyWiki has TWIGs (TiddlyWiki Interest Groups) The first TWIG gathering, BAYTWIG, was held many years ago in San Francisco, and Jeremy has held several events in Oxford, England (OXTWIG). Thanks Eric. I think I was at that BayTwig years ago. I need to figure out how to have a TWIG in LA or near me in SoCal. Maybe make a presentation at local makers groups. Rich Shumaker -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
