Ok, then. This looks good: [GNOME logo] Discover - Try - Learn - Create - Join I think Learn is in fact better, softer than "study". You learn from life. A learning experience sounds positive and exciting. Study is always a conscious action, you don't study by accident. You can learn though just by browsing wgo. Anyway, I guess what counts here is to have the opinion of native English speakers. About the GNOME websites map, I think a one page selection of the mature global and local sites around wgo is appropriate for Discover. We need to explain at this stage that http://www.gnomedesktop.org/ , http://gtk.org/ , http://guadec.org , http://www.gnome-ev.de/ or http://www.gnomefr.org/ are around, connected. The wiki page at http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/GnomeSubsites is for internal use and complete listing. Yes, we should point to this websites from their related pages at wgo, but indeed I think it is useful to have them all in a single page under Discover, with a logical structure and a one sentence description for each. Also, can we agree that user Joe not caring much about software nor freedom and with not much time to spend is not a core use case for us? I mean, we will get Joe's but they are not going to step easily from zero to download and try a LiveCD. If they are open to discover or learn we can set big gateways to the GNOME & free software pages at Wikipedia and other websites focusing on converting new users. If they just want to grab (Try) some software for free-as-in-beer let's offer them downloadable GNOME products for Windows/Mac - http://live.gnome.org/MarketingTeam/GnomeOnWindows and links to the distros. If they want to discover, learn or try more they will come back, now as predisposed users, and then we will be able to put them in the GNOME mantra. This way we can develop a wgo focused on users interested in software OR freedom OR both, which are our core targets. -- Quim Gil /// http://desdeamericaconamor.org | http://guadec.org
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