Sometimes when I get into arguments on the internet or chat with someone genuinely curious I find it useful to link to some of the introductions and reading guides here. However I find it a bit tricky to find at first. Since there supposed to be introductions and guides I think it might be a good idea to directly link to them from the main page, (assuming I'm not missing it).
They are, About libcom.org is
They are,
About
libcom.org is a resource for all people who wish to fight to improve their lives, their communities and their working conditions.
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but I agree they should be made much more visible, I didnt see them for several months!
Yeah, they are linked to from
Yeah, they are linked to from the front page for logged in users. For non-logged in users they are linked to from that box which displays on every page
Quote: For non-logged in
Are they? I just logged out and had a look and I'm not sure I'm seeing it?
Could the reading guides at
Could the reading guides at https://libcom.org/library/libcomorg-reading-guide be linked in the header where it says blog, news, library, history, gallery, organise and forums?
jondwhite wrote: Could the
jondwhite
That's a good idea. In the redesign we will be eliminating the difference between different categories like blog/news/library/history/gallery, as the differences between them are pretty arbitrary. So we could look at having some sort of top level navigation to the reading guides in the same way we do the Organise section. Thanks for the suggestion