Hello, Thanks a lot Rajko for working on this and sorting it out . . . On 06/12/2010 08:59 AM, Rajko M. wrote:
I tried to sort out page: http://wiki.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Ambassadors/Events
- Better name is "openSUSE:International events" Category:International events Category:Ambassadors (not changed yet, need discussion what names to use for article and categories)
I am not sure whether to use "International" or not . As for me (staying in India) events in Germnay or US is an International even which will not be same for the residents over there and as we focus on the majority this naming wont sound good.Instead "Internal" and "External" is better IMO. As internal would define the ones by openSUSE (like conferences) and External would be Externals :-) (like Linuxtags and all).
- Table layout:
That particular page can profit from class="wikitable sortable" :) (done)
It is too wide and fields are somewhat hard to read when wrapped. Main contributor to width is URL that can be put as link behind name in the column Event, and it is done for 2009 table (as a training for nerves :). That table can go to archive. It is better to keep only current table in user focus, with one link to archives if someone wants to search for past years.
BTW, there must better way to follow events, either wiki table or real calendar (is there web application?).
Yes there is , can't find it out now.
It is probably better to have the following columns: Event - Date - Place - Wiki article
Event: Name and link to event web page
Date: Date in some format that is sortable. Month Day (year can be dropped as it should go to the top of table)
Place: Country, Region, City (we have to test is this sortable)
Wiki article: This is where all information above can be repeated, plus added contact information etc.
Nice
Opinions?
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