Description of problem: The unofficial Fedora FAQ needs to highlighted early in the release notes. It covers the common questions, workarounds for release issues and pointers to additional information. Expected results: Link to fedorafaq.org from the Fedora Core release notes Additional info: Since fedorafaq.org is already linked from several of the fedora mailing lists Ex: https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list, I am assuming that there isnt any legal issues with this. Karsten Wade seems to have the same opinion. A disclaimer should be added to note that the FAQ is unofficial
This was completed by adding fedorafaq.org to the left-side navigation for the release notes on the Web, and on the splash page that appears by default in the Web browser of a new install.
I actually think we should drop it now. Picking up one of the sites to highlight is somewhat sidelining other communities like Fedora Unity folks. Besides fedorafaq.org just got updated after a long period for FC6 so directing folks there seems inefficient. I would prefer that we drop anything not within the project itself out of the default homepage.
OK, setting to block the master tracker so we can resolve what to keep and what to drop for the next go'round. :)
If that's the proposal, then don't we have to drop Fedora Forum as well? That's not in the project either. I'd rather just add a link for Fedora Unity. I'm not opposed to dropping the Unofficial FAQ site since it can't keep up with release.
Blocking the F7 release notes tracker specifically so we can get this fixed pronto after a decision.
We "endorsed" Fedora Forum as the project's official one. Same for Fedora News. Basically the process of endorsing IIUC is around the idea that either the content there has to be according to our guidelines - no proprietary packages and documents related to them etc or they are user generated content which we wont be liable for.