[TYPO3-english] Include script in backend head

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For beginners Typo3 is a pain in the ass. And it's not so complicated to
use. But when you try to do something you have to search through the manuals
and the most of the time you don't get the info or it's explained like you
were an expert (and normally it's outdated documentation and things don't go
like that anymore).

I have the sensation that Typo3 is like that kind of teachers that fail a
lot of students just to feel important and demonstrate that his subject is
difficult.

2009/8/8 Walrick <lists at globalhealingcircle.net>

> Jigal van Hemert wrote:
> > These kind of discussions always tend to go like "they" (the people who
> > build the project) have to make this so "we" can use it. TYPO3 is a
> > community product, so there is only "we".
>
> Well, in a way there is a they, which is the TYPO3 association. But of
> course the success of TYPO3 as a whole, including extensions, is due the
> the community as a whole and not just the association.
>
> >> And simply saying: "write it yourself" is too easy.
> >
> > There is one thing even easier: complain and do nothing about it.
>
> I'm not so much complaining as stating something. Personally I don't
> need up-to-date beginners documentation anymore, as I've moved beyond that.
>
> I was mainly noting that the fact that someone considering to use TYPO3
> can see that some of the first documentation (s)he needs is fairly old
> seems like bad marketing to me, which is in my opinion an issue for the
> association to address. Of course if some other community member is
> willing to take this up, that is great, but if not (as seems to be the
> case) I think the association ought to take steps to ensure that it is
> done. "Ought to" doesn't mean I'm demanding it or anything like that.
> But I would think the image TYPO3 presents to potential new users is one
> of their concerns.
>
> I myself don't have the time (or rather the energy) at the moment to do
> write such documentation. I have similar tasks to do for our own
> organization and these are already taking more time than they should.
>
> By the way: I do appreciate all the work that IS being done by the
> association and the community. And try to do my (all be it small) part
> by occasionaly answering questions on some of the lists.
>
> Regards,
>
> Walrick
>
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