From: Robert Treat <xzilla@users.sourceforge.net>
To: pgsql-www@postgresql.org
Subject: merging advocacy and "overview"
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 00:46:01 -0500
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I've been looking at how to move the content from advocacy.postgresql.org into 
the main www site.   The central idea is that we want to maintain a space for 
new users / people who are just investigating postgresql, and one area for 
everyday users of postgresql.  While there is certainly room for overlap in 
regards to content the two groups might be interested in, I think this fits 
in fairly well with how things have been laid out in the past.  I am current 
leaning toward making a new menu item called "advocacy" and renaming the 
overview/about section to "community".  With that here is how I see the 
content breaking down into those two sections:

advocacy/
                        generalabout{a}
                        features{u}
                        limitations{u}
                        shorthistory{a}
                        members{a}
                        corporate{a}
                        advantages{a}
                        case studies{a}
                        requestinfo{a}
                        presskit{u}
                        license{a}

community/
                        users{ex}
                        store{ex}
                        donate{ex}
                        books{u}
                        related projects{u}
                        interfacing to postgresql{u}
                        [docs]
                        [support]

key:
{a} = comes from advocacy site
{u} = comes from users lounge
{ex} = links to external site
[] = internal link

-- 
Robert Treat
Build A Brighter Lamp :: Linux Apache {middleware} PostgreSQL