Re: Rename Contributor to Significant Contributor - Mailing list pgsql-www
| From | Jonathan S. Katz |
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| Subject | Re: Rename Contributor to Significant Contributor |
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| Msg-id | dc8f5ba3-7a19-4ad3-b27f-279a3c8e2dc9@postgresql.org Whole thread Raw |
| In response to | Re: Rename Contributor to Significant Contributor (Christoph Berg <myon@debian.org>) |
| List | pgsql-www |
On 11/24/25 3:52 PM, Christoph Berg wrote: > Re: Jonathan S. Katz >> * The fixtures edits will be purely for testing purposes; those changes will >> need to be added into the "Contributor types" section of the admin panel. > > Ah ok. I can see them there, but lack permission to edit. Ack; when you're ready to push, I can make those changes in the admin (or if simpler, I can also push / change at the same time). >>> https://www.postgresql.org/community/contributors/ > > What I forgot to mention is a small detail that is perhaps > interesting: I'm changing > > These are the fine people that make PostgreSQL what it is today! > > to > > These are the fine people that made PostgreSQL what it is today! > ^ > > Good/bad? This is a fun one :) I liked "make" because it's in present tense, and is true - active contributors continue to make PostgreSQL! >>> * I added a "PostgreSQL" to the (in-page) title so "PostgreSQL >>> Contributor Profiles" sounds better than a mundane "Contributor >>> Profiles" listing >> >> This is fine; I think it's also OK to add it to the title block, since it'll >> appear in search results with that too, but I'm not wed to that opinion. > > The current <title> is already "PostgreSQL: Contributor Profiles", so > duplicating that is a bit weird. (But having header title and in-page > title deviate is also weird...) Ah OK, I'm fine with it as you originally suggested. My search results were hiding the "PostgreSQL" title away. >>> * I moved the "how to suggest" section to the end so the list isn't >>> cluttered with too much text at the top >> >> I'm not sure what the reasoning was to have it originally up top - maybe it >> was to make it easier to find that info, especially because the page is >> fairly long. I'd be OK with keeping it up top - it's not too much to scroll. > > IIRC originally there was only some "mail webmaster" bit at the bottom. > > I think that page has this information: > > 1. who are the people on the list > 2. how do I add someone > > And currently 2 is before 1, which seems weird to me at least. I'm not strongly opinionated on this one, so I'm fine with moving it to the bottom. I think your reasoning makes sense. Thanks, Jonathan