[TYPO3-UG US] Project Content: be the first on your block to adopt a page

[Jennifer Lynch]

Are you saying we should link to those or that page instead of write up the
sites we've done?  Looking at that page, please note that most of the sites
are not in English, are not organized by market. We need case studies and
Solutions landing pages for the markets listed on the architecture Michelle
made up, we need them all in the same formats (also given on the Roadmap) so
that customers can easily locate the information they need and increase
usability for those sections by following the format.

If you were a potential user for TYPO3, which would convince you to go for
it--an unorganized group of sites with only a few words to summarize what
was done on that site and the site itself in another language, or a
well-organized, well-written and uniform format in English?

All of these solutions and case studies are not e-commerce sites.  For me,
and I think for all of those who seriously want to see our US site done, the
main priority is to WRITE CONTENT and get it in.  If anyone is worried about
their writing skills, just fill in the blanks as best you can on either
format and I will help you edit it.

There's going to be a lot of orphan pages hungry for content if we just keep
talking about generalities and what-ifs and what kind of clothes we ought to
dress them in (design) if they're ever adopted.

More gruel please, our pages are starving.

Jennifer

On 11/6/05 12:39 AM, "Gregory Remington" <greg at mediatech.net> wrote:

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> There are alot of linking sites here to bookmark for market examples.
> Isolating ecommerce sites using tt_products is one of many priorities.
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> http://typo3.org/about/sites-made-with-typo3/
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