Help Guide

Hi!

Thank you for your questions, and sorry for the late reply! I had a bunch of hard deadlines these last two weeks.

The idea with the document review was to get an overview to see what has been done before and what is still missing. Now when we have the pages structured it's easy to get an overview and figure out how we can now connect them better and consolidate existing ones in a more structured way, and by doing so reduce redundancy and improve clarity.

The help pages will be a good entry point for beginners so that they, step-by-step, can understand the platform and how to contribute. They will mostly connect existing material with short summaries (as is done on Wikipedia's instruction pages). The summaries will make it easier to find the material that exists here or on other wikis (as they will include the keywords that people will search for). When I have organized events to teach newbies on other wikis the value of worked through help pages has been very clear. (The main audience is the translators and not the developers.)

I think that the easiest is to discuss further when we have some concrete examples ready. Hopefully I will have something ready to show you all next week.

Kind regards,

Jopparn (talk)11:17, 16 February 2015