Giving the FAQ a more prominent place (UTB: Re: Comments on Python Redesign)

[Gerrit Holl]

Erik Max Francis wrote:
> Tim Parkin wrote:
> > Perhaps the people who have commented on the site should realise it's
> > a proposal and a work in progress.
> 
> Could someone remind me what need there is for a redesign in the first
> place?  Of all the Python-related efforts that one could put time into,
> this seems like one of the least useful.

What I *do* think, is that it would be useful to put the FAQ more
prominently on the site. Maybe posting the FAQ to c.l.py weekly,
in a separate post, also helps. I don't really mind seeing questions
answered in the FAQ, but it will help because the FAQ is not very
easy to find.

(The FAQ actually _is_ linked from the front page of www.python.org, but
 there are exactly 114 links on the front page: not exactly easy to find
 the FAQ between them, especially if you're new)

Gerrit.

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