> How? > > - Track the uncoherent things in the Fedora softwares, read the Fedora > contents about the documentation and websites. Once a thing is > detected, this one is reported to the Usability Schedule and is fixed > by a patch. Next this patch is send to the maintainer. > > The Usability project/sigs allows to us to study the user actions and > understand how the users use the Fedora distribution and different > resources. Correct me If I'm wrong but Fedora is not only a > distribution for sysadmins and developers. Fedora must be usable by > everyone! So it's my opinion and people who don't agree with this will > not have a beer to the next fudcon ;-) > > I'll make a rapport about this project/sigs every weeks and send it to > Thomas Chung to show the advancements. > > Fedora must be simple and for everyone and we make an effort whit > that. > > Good day to all and thanks in advance, Damien, I think the idea for a Usability SIG is a good one. (Please refer to the initiative without the "Project" name for now, since Projects have to be approved.) To get better community traction, you should flesh out this idea a little more. If you look at the draft wiki page: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DefiningProjects ...you'll see some pointers for how to define your action plan, including a list of requirements, a formation/governing strategy, and how you think the SIG's progress is to be measured. I think your best area of concentration may be keeping channels open and active with multiple upstream developers for applications that need improvement. The statements that Nicolas made about users having to do too much upstream went right to the point. Use that to guide your action plan. Be specific. But I still see a lot of grey area and possible duplication of effort in some of the goals you state: > - Help the webmaster team to provide a coherent comprehensive website How exactly does this goal fall *outside* the current Fedora Websites Project? What will Usability provide that Websites doesn't or can't? Fedora in this case is the originator and upstream, so what *exactly* will Usability do besides file bugs with Websites and track their progress? Neither of those functions warrants its own subproject IMHO. > - Help the documentation team to provide a coherent and comprehensive > documentation The same question goes for this. What will Usability SIG provide that can't be done through participating in the existing Documentation Project? -- Paul W. Frields, RHCE http://paul.frields.org/ gpg fingerprint: 3DA6 A0AC 6D58 FEC4 0233 5906 ACDB C937 BD11 3717 Fedora Project Board: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Board Fedora Docs Project: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject
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