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Discord isn't easily discoverable #140
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I wanted to address some of this as I think there is a misunderstanding, some learnings for us and some incorrect information.
The community website is community.chocolatey.org. The website for the commercial edition of Chocolatey is at chocolatey.org, and the contact us options are based around that.
We use
We do highlight
As they all say
Can you clarify what you mean?
That is a good idea. I've raised #146 for this.
That is something we missed. I've raised #147 for this.
We talk about that here and have it in the TOC at the top too. However, the link is a button - does that not work for you?
It's not mentioned in the TOC. The Contributing doc is for Contributing to the Chocolatey CLI software. So it talks about how to setup your development environment, commits, code styles etc. |
Yeah. I understand the distinction exists. As a fumbling user who's scanning for keywords, that distinction hurt me.
I appreciate having a generic term that helps people who don't know the technology. I'm partially arguing:
The problem I had is that I was scanning the left for keywords and not reading the entire contents. I know, I'm bad:
The relevant section: While skimming, I see things that are roughly items that appear in a Table of Contents (ToC/TOC), or things that happen to match patterns my brain already recognizes. The
Something that:
Yeah, you do. I'm really not sure how I missed this. This seems to be my biggest blunder. But, note it's My best guess is that my eyes jumped to the
Fwiw you shouldn't include punctuation in your headings (Prerequisites:, Build Process:).
To me, contributing generally includes how to discuss contributions as well as the technical details of how to make commits. After all, you include Submit Pull Request (PR). Hope that's helpful. |
There have been a few PRs that have come out of this to:
After reading this thread, I'm a little unsure if there are still action items to do here. It seems that many different things are being discussed. At this time, if there are more specific changes that need to be made, a new issue should be created with specific actions so that we can track them and implement as needed. |
Is Your Feature Request Related To A Problem? Please describe.
I tried to find a place to discuss Chocolatey. I tried a number of times. I really couldn't find it. It is not visually discoverable. And it's hardly
Describe The Solution. Why is it needed?
Community Chat (Discord)
to the https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md page (the page is too long) and make all of the currentcommunity chat
items on the page just link to that section.Additional Context.
I tried clicking Contact Us
Which doesn't have a link to Discord.
I searched for
Chat
and various other keywords, and none of them worked.While it's technically possible to discover that there's a chat bubble, it doesn't have hover text...
There is aria content, so if I'm willing to wait for VoiceOver to read the entire page, I might eventually get to
Connect with Chocolatey on Community Chat
, but it's a tiny bubble, and it's unlikely that I'd encounter it if I tried blindly scanning around with my finger.I scanned the readme from https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/
I'm fairly certain I scanned the ToC of https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md#contributing and didn't see Chat/Discord/IRC/Slack/anything I recognize.
For comparison,
At the top of https://www.powerdns.com/, there's a link:
Open Source
On that page, there's an item:
Searching for
irc
ormessaging
will quickly find what I'm looking for. It's also in the main text, so I'll quickly find it by scanning.At the top of https://www.jenkins.io/, there's a (JavaScript required...) item
Community
which when clicked yields:Chat
On that page, the keywords I'd expect to see (Gitter, IRC) are in flow. As is a reference to Slack with links to join Slacks.
Argo project has a slack icon in the top bar:
https://argoproj.github.io/
Note that Google search for
argoproj + slack
yields a slack invite page.Google search for
chocolatey + discord
yields a package for installing some kind of discord using choco.For mastodon, the main project readme has a reference in plain text:
https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon#contributing
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