Remove social links box #405
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Oh, I guess I didn't realize this got rendered to the main page. I was thinking it was only on a separate page of links or on the contact-us page. For the main page, I think it should probably just be omitted. Also, I'm not sure why LinkedIn is so prominent on our main page. It's only tangentially related to the project, and as far as I am aware, the group there is not maintained by the PMC. That should probably be a footnote on the people page rather than so prominent on the main page. It certainly shouldn't be conveyed higher in the list than the GitHub link to the repo, which is actually a PMC-maintained space. I think I'm going to take another pass at this. |
Remove social links box on main page by: * Removing reference to our defunct Twitter presence, due to the inability of the PMC to properly share the responsibilities of maintaining our presence there (TweetDeck is now a paid premium service, and we cannot use it any longer for free) and the lack of interest from the PMC in maintaining our presence there * Move Linked in information to the people page * Remove redundant GitHub link * Remove unused images and includes pages related to social media
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Updated title and description to match these new changes... this time, I got rid of the box entirely from the page. It's not really needed there. |
More prominently indicate that our use of Twitter is inactive, due to the inability of the PMC to properly share the responsibilities of maintaining our presence there (TweetDeck is now a paid premium service, and we cannot use it any longer for free) and the lack of interest from the PMC in maintaining our presence there.Remove social links box on main page by:
inability of the PMC to properly share the responsibilities of
maintaining our presence there (TweetDeck is now a paid premium
service, and we cannot use it any longer for free) and the lack of
interest from the PMC in maintaining our presence there