Talk:Main Page
how about a less daunting term than 'mylist' for the front page?
Might it be better to say something like 'How to... Use anidb to organise your anime collection', rather than 'How to... create a mylist' ?
'mylist' is anidb jargon, and thus not something that we can count on someone visiting the wiki for help to know the meaning of. It's conceivable that someone who didn't know the meaning of the word 'mylist' wouldn't realise what mylsits were capable of (it's pretty well-hidden from an unregistered user). By saying something like 'Use anidb to organise your anime collection', it's immediately obvious to the user how anidb can benefit her.
I don't have the bare-faced cheek to just roll this idea out on the front page and see if if floats, but I hope you might find it interesting.
Description of AniDB on Main Page
Just using Der Idiot's change of my change as an excuse to try out the talk feature... I had put a link to the About page in the list of links on the Main Page, he removed it with the comment:
| Der Idiot | That link is visible everywhere at the bottom of the screen. i doubt it's needed to add that to the main page as a seperate option. Though some words about Anidb on the mainpage wouldn't be bad. |
I didn't even notice the About at the bottom, and I doubt that other people will either... I do think that there should be something that people see first thing that has a brief description of the site though.
-egg
- I agree, some about needs to be mainpaged. When the wiki is a bit more mature, I'll probably do something fancy with tables on the fontpage anyway. Meanwhile, quotetest...
| Der Idiot | screw r1. It's zoro not zolo | On anidb forum |
- Hmm... not completely intuative, and no indent with the :
FAQ section
imo it seems a bit silly to have 1 page per question - only in some cases will this be really necessary. and the way redirecting works, redirecting them to a section on a page doesn't work - would be better to make the "FAQ:Question" links into "FAQ#Question" links instead.
- --Suppy 17:35, 12 January 2006 (CET)