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Dag Wieers wrote:
>> Whats the aim of creating duplicate content and thereby creating more 
>> legacy ?
> 
> The aim would be that more people could actually improve the content, 
> instead of having it sit there, look ugly and not helping with donations 
> at all.

If there is such a mass of humanity looking to improve the content, why 
is that effort not directed at fixing the issues with the website ?

> If you want me to say we should replace the Website by the Wiki, I will :)

you can say that if you like, but its not going to happen.

> Sorry, but every link from the wiki going to the website is but-ugly, 
> looks disconnected and unprofessional.

so why band-aid rather than fix the problem ?

> Right, and the website obviously is much better in providing content to 
> users (not).

the website gets a magnitude of more traffic than the wiki, so I'd say 
yes its a better mechanism at the moment.

> Sorry Karanbir, we could argue about the principles of having a website 
> and a wiki, but as long as the website is in the state it is now I would 
> *never* recommend anyone to go to the website.

but you dont want to make any efforts to fix that situation ?

> Right, we could discuss what news-item to put on the frontpage, but I 
> think it is important to also put highlights on the wiki simply because 
> nobody ever visits both.

I'd like to see what analytics were used in reaching that decision.

- KB

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