[webteam] welcome

[Robert Martinez]

>> >  Developers, communities and their websites often don't keep track of
>> > what XEPs they support.
>> > I love the idea to integrate that meta information to all projects in
>> > the database, too!
>> > We should try to motivate that.
>>
>> It's boring for most people to manage this type of data, so we have to
>> make it as easy as possible.
>>
> > There is one thing I encountered while working on my portal:
> Why not to set up simply a wiki template? If we could stay in
> mediawiki, it would be an easy thing... :) Not that I'm a big fan of
> it, but there's no easier way than to let every logged-in user to
> modify it, and keep the history for easy rollback.
I see a huge benefit from including all relevant information about 
projects in one place.
I know XEPs are boring. But on the other hand they're so useful! If you 
don't like to enter XEPs you won't have to.
I'm no developer but  can imagine it is a nice feature to be able to 
filter by XEP in order to software with certain other software for example.

> Generally, I would raise a few questions:
>
> - What are current statistics for jabber.org, I mean, what do people
> search on it? Could we get some AWStats analysis or such?
> - What are our target audiences? "Everyone" is a WRONG answer (a
> really wrong one). Geeks? Developers? Current Jabber project members?
I would like to adress geeks, developers and current other project 
members :D ...
Regarding the target audience I suggest to build a solid complete and 
reliable source of information.
Once we have that we can peel out a model that fits. (and maybe chanel 
visitors to certain developer areas later...)
> - What are the informations we want to share?
My personal wishlist goes like that:
Client software, server software, software libraries, public server 
list, custom jabber services, reviews, tutorials, "jabber dictionary",
> - What are the impressions we want to have our visitors to think when
> they leave?
It should be the resource #1 for jabber information for most users.