Difference between revisions of "Talk:Student Government Association"
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:Yes. People aren't going to read all the way down more than every once in a while, because most of it's not going to change much. Frequently updated content should always be near the top. (This is what makes blogs nice: they automagically scroll the entries so you see the most recent at the top.) -[[User:Chrax|Chrax]] | :Yes. People aren't going to read all the way down more than every once in a while, because most of it's not going to change much. Frequently updated content should always be near the top. (This is what makes blogs nice: they automagically scroll the entries so you see the most recent at the top.) -[[User:Chrax|Chrax]] | ||
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| + | This version of the page is far better than that shit out on the main site. Why not just link to those documents you wanted to keep from this page (say at the bottom, moving them up when they're more pertinent)? Just a suggestion. If they're in HTML, we could reformat them to look good in the wiki if you want. -[[User:Chrax|Chrax]] | ||
Revision as of 04:21, 29 December 2004
So... I was working on this and ... wow! It's big. Should I put this on more than one page or is length no problem? I don't like having things on separate pages! Also, most of it is blank, because there is a lot of stuff. But I'm working on it - Stuey
- It shouldn't be a problem. If it gets really large, mediawiki will suggest that we split it up. - Chrax
I know most of you guys don't care about SGA, but I do. Do you think I should put the SGA News section at the top of the page? - Stuey
- Yes. People aren't going to read all the way down more than every once in a while, because most of it's not going to change much. Frequently updated content should always be near the top. (This is what makes blogs nice: they automagically scroll the entries so you see the most recent at the top.) -Chrax
This version of the page is far better than that shit out on the main site. Why not just link to those documents you wanted to keep from this page (say at the bottom, moving them up when they're more pertinent)? Just a suggestion. If they're in HTML, we could reformat them to look good in the wiki if you want. -Chrax
