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Date: Sat, 28 Mar 2009 12:01:45 -0700
From: Josh Berkus <josh@agliodbs.com>
Organization: Aglio Database Solutions
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Subject: Interesting comment on the home page
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WWW Folks,

 From Bruce's blog:

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I would put a simple description on the most visible part of the page, 
currently occupied by "PostgreSQL updates released". Ok, that is 
important, but to a newbie it looks like "hmm... I don't know what 
PostgreSQL is but I need to upgrade it already?"

I would put a link to the latest documentation (and to the Tutorial and 
Installation sections too) on the homepage. Currently the shortest path 
to Tutorial is 4 click away. The documentation of the PostgreSQL project 
is one of it's strongest sides, and it should easier to access.

I would put direct links to the latest packages. The current "Latest 
Releases" section is quite baffling - there are links to the notes, but 
not to the source/packages?

I guess I'm not complete, but that's what I would do at first glance.