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Replace the "Eclipse Foundation Events" section by a "Purpose" section #29
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I agree, the current content is distracting. Other sites like iot.eclipse.org have iot news on them. As long as we don't have AsciiDoc news, putting purpose there and linking to the about page sounds like a good idea. For the next milestone I wanted to review the "call to action" on each page. On the "About" page it is currently "please subscribe to the mailing list". I am all ears for other ideas. |
OK I will open a pull request so we can compare before and after with Netlify preview 👍
No other working groups seem to be doing that but should we add/publish the next steering meeting as an event?
I will take a look and let you know if I get an idea. |
Oh! this block is actually the default "featured story" and as far as I understand the content is fetched from: https://newsroom.eclipse.org/api/featured_story. @ahus1 Do you know how to post a featured story? On https://newsroom.eclipse.org/ I cannot only submit a news or an event. |
Sorry, don't have information about this. A quick search didn't reveal leads for me. @chrisguindon - could you please shed some light on how "featured stories" are supposed to work? Thanks! |
I just found: https://eclipsefdn-hugo-solstice-theme.netlify.app/components/featured_story/
Unfortunately, I get a "403 Access denied" on: https://newsroom.eclipse.org/node/add/featured-story |
Yeah, you'll need a set of privileges to maintain those stories. We curate those currently to protect what sort of content can go in newsroom, so we can at least help you out there in getting some more useful content live.
You're right that we have a default that we configure, this way we can always have some baseline of somewhat useful information to show there (like virtual events in our space). Displaying the featured story section at the top of the page is an opt-in component, so if you remove
As for using events to do meetings, that's a no-go. The events for sites are part of the same set of data that drives our events.eclipse.org, so we are pretty careful about what gets added there. You are totally free to make a new set of data to show there in the same format though! |
As an aside for additional info, in the
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Thanks @autumnfound for the valuable information 👍🏻 Could you please take a look at what I did in #34?
Got it.
Interesting! |
The Eclipse Marketing team is responsible for updating the featured stories on the site. //cc @shanda-eclipse The featured story at the top of the homepage is optional, however, we would expect the site to keep our featured-story-footer on all pages. |
@shanda-eclipse What is the best way to request changes to the featured story of a site? Is it by email to [email protected]? |
Yes, please send content updated to [email protected]. If you have the content ready, you can also drop it in this bug and I can update it now. |
I'll first merge @Mogztter's PR to replace the current featured story "Eclipse Foundation Events" with the "Purpose". This resolves this issue as the Eclipse Events are already linked on the start page (the "Events" -> "view all"), and having the content in the Git repo allows the project to maintain it without sending emails to get content change. I'll open a follow-up issue to explore what the intention of "featured content" together with the marketing team. |
I think we should replace (or at least move it lower on the page) the "Eclipse Foundation Events" as it can be a bit misleading.
Here's the current content:
As you can see "Eclipse Foundation Events" section takes a lot of space and even draw the attention away from the hero section.
I think we should instead use this section to describe the purpose/mission of the Working Group.
![purpose](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/333276/113488197-d6984d00-94bc-11eb-9e2a-5e254f35438c.png)
Here's an example:
https://science.eclipse.org/
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