SCN: SCN site and logo redesign

[patrick]

That is the problem with SCN: There is stuff all over the place, so many
avenues, so much clutter (but almost ironically a lack of content). I just get
lost there.

It needs to be tightened up and I'm going to see what I can do to tighten it up
a bit.

Considering that, what homegrown content would you all like to see for SCN? We
all know it needs more content (without the clutter) because it should be as
much a destination as a starting point to non-profits and other organizations
we host or provide links for.

I've tried tapping resources for people to write for SCN, but the submission
have been a bit low for just Seazine. That's not a problem, though.

What kind of new content would you like to see?

Thanks,
Patrick
SCN webmaster/web team coordinator

Patrick
--- Kenneth Applegate <starsrus at scn.org> wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Rod Clark wrote:
> 
> OK - we are NOT on the same page. I see that you are referring to the
> 
> /www.scn.org/community/ page, while I have been referring to the subtopic
> pages on the sidebar menu. Yes indeed, the community page does have areas
> with major Topic areas, and then subtopics under them. It is still 4
> clicks to any actual web page of an IP organization.
> 
> But - the reason I missed the community page is that you DO have all the
> subtopic pages listed in the sidebar menu. Why in the world would I go to
> the Community page link if I can already see a subtopic area that seems to
> be relevant?
> 
> I  think the current setup suffers from _too many_ ways to get to
> Community information, none of which are very efficient.
> 
> Ken
> 
> > > Rod - Are we _really_ on the same page? :>) I mean that literally. If you
> > > are referring to the pages:
> > > 
> > > http://www.scn.org/tech/
> > > http://www.scn.org/spiritual/
> > > http://www.scn.org/civic/
> > > 
> > > then your statements to Lois are simply NOT correct. The only things
> > > showing at the top of those pages are general subtopic headings. To find
> > > the specific links to the organizations that you mention, you have to
> > > scroll the pages.
> > 
> > Ken, 
> > 
> >    On each main Community subject menu, you can always find a
> > list of the SCN sites in that subject area. It is always the
> > first thing listed in the menu links that you mentioned, at the
> > top of the page. This is consistent on every menu. That link
> > jumps to the detailed SCN sites list that immediately follows
> > the page-top category links.
> >   
> > Rod Clark
> > 
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