a couple suggestions for fedora web page for test releases

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On Wed, 2005-05-04 at 07:31 -0400, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>   for easier access to potentially useful info, can i make a couple
> suggestions regarding the fedora web pages, particularly when it comes
> to test releases?
> 
>   regarding
> 
>   http://fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule/
> 
> i'm pretty sure there's precious little value in the bottom half of
> that page -- the schedules for previous FC releases.  (if people
> really need to know that stuff for posterity, a "history" page might
> be appropriate.)
> 
> and replacing the historical info, how about links like:
> 
>   "Where to download"
>   "Release notes"
>   "Current package list"
>   "Breaking news for this test release!"
> 
> and so on.  when a new test release comes out, it would be kinda nice
> to have all the relevant info linked from a single place, rather than
> having to hunt for it.
> 
> rday
> 

The url says schedule, so it should contain schedule information.
The url above could point to the current schedule, with additions to
point to previous schedules.

e.g. fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule-fc3/

I'm not suggesting this url is much better, because we're still stuck
with the "participate" bit, which probably doesn't belong in the url.

If we ditched that, we might have
 fedora.redhat.com/fc3/schedule/
 fedora.redhat.com/fc2/schedule/
 fedora.redhat.com/schedule/ would point to current.

Then we have the problem comparing releases.. but we don't really need
to do that.