[16:28:43] <jkridner> I'm always looking for those wanting to help improve the website. website sources are up-to-date on the git tree, unlike the kernel and bootloader.
[16:29:48] <jkridner> the website is actually done in such a way that anyone can edit the content right now.
Now, I wonder how the website can be edited? I created a OpenID, can log in, and assumed to get some wiki like edit buttons after login. But nothing.
[16:28:43] <jkridner> I'm always looking for those wanting to help
improve the website. website sources are up-to-date on the git tree,
unlike the kernel and bootloader.
[16:29:48] <jkridner> the website is actually done in such a way that
anyone can edit the content right now.
Now, I wonder how the website can be edited? I created a OpenID, can
log in, and assumed to get some wiki like edit buttons after login.
But nothing.
It does allow for editing the pages, I just haven't added the edit buttons for anyone but myself. You can see where I added the Edit and Create buttons for myself in the code below.
There are a couple of annoying features in the editing right now. The main one I want to fix in the short term is the addition of extra <div> tags. Another is creating sub-pages. Right now, my create button always puts things at root.
What I'd most like to get feedback from folks today is how to add project listings. I'm expecting all of the project hosting to be on code.google.com with the tag "beagleboard" or on sf.net. What would the folks on this list like to see on the BeagleBoard.org site for project listings?