1. Guadec Notes

1.1. Community

More social profiles of contributors to the Gnome project - a powered planet
Being able to contact a human being
User oriented documentation - screencast
Channels of published content (blogs, podcasts, screencasts, videos (e.g. from guadec)
Introduce the community (not so much the product)
Social networking

Write down everything on the site and structure it all before anything else happens
Do not get tide up in endless discussion
Kill developer.gnome.org (sort outdate content out, link to new articles (maybe on the wiki) that are more update)
Setup a page on live.gnome.org
Find out what to use and what to throw out
Google keyword optimization

Learning how to make my life easier
Making it rock to be part of the community
Cutting down the number of tech-talk where not appropriate
Starting point to other resources
Search
Structure
Regulary updated
Highlight major apps as features
Link to distro support pages (some solutions to problems are distro specific, you cannot "just install gnome" to get started, you need a distro)
Content management
We need a responsible for content edition
Different sub-pages for each target audience (see apple.com)
Professionalize site (see python.org)
Think about whole gnome.org
Work now on www.gnome.org (two clicks away from homepage)
Portal
No more than 5 clicks to get to content
Make it a good starting point for users, developers, admins, organizations