Adium Website

[Evan Schoenberg, M.D.]

On Mar 2, 2012, at 5:12 AM, Paul Wilde wrote:

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> 3) Blog categories - Currently they appear heavily abused, and the majority of content (maybe 80%+) is filed under 'Uncategorized', which is a totally pointless category. I feel categories have no worth if there's only the 1 blog post set under a category tag, which is the case with at least half of the current categories. My main concern is that there's just simply too many category tags to look appealing on the new website. It'll just come across as a wall of text at the side.
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> Cleaning these up would prove to be quite a huge (and very boring) task, especially tagging all the older entries... but ideally I feel there should be no more than 15-20 categories. My understanding is that it's general blogging practice to not have so many, and to keep things as broad as possible. Some better examples would be 'Fun', 'Development', 'Apple', 'Release', 'Beta', etc.
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> I don't have access to Adium's Google Analytics so I have no real world data on how often people actually use these, but I'm going to assume it's not enough for them to be missed by many. So to my real question (assuming no one is willing to go ahead and clean them up) - Would anyone be against me hiding categories on the new website? They'd still exist, but just wouldn't be shown.
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I have no objection to the categories disappearing.

-Evan
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