[LV2] Actual Content for the Site

[David Robillard]

On 2014-12-04 18:21, Spencer Jackson wrote:
> David:
> 
> Your clarification of rules and goals inspired me to add a bit of actual
> content to the site. This patch just adds links to my plugins.

Thanks, applied.  You messed up my nice table with your overly long name
and URI though :P

I'm not sure I like this trend of people doubling down on links to their
projects all over the page, but applied as-is for now.

>  I am curious though what standard you'd like to hold as to which projects
> are shown in the site links. For example the russlo suite in the instrument
> section hasn't been updated since 2009 (at least the site hasn't). I
> believe this was before atom event ports were implemented in LV2 and I
> don't know if we want to pair that right next to the projects that are
> using current versions of LV2. It seems such projects deserve some space on
> the site still. Maybe its better just to leave them in their respective
> sections than to make a "Deprecated Projects" or similar section.

I think it better to purge any dead projects from the list.  More
important to show the good/alive stuff than be all-encompassing.

> I also know of a few lv2 projects that are in a sort of beta state. Should
> those go on the site (after attempting to contact the developers first)?

Maybe with an (in development) tag or something.  I put Ingen on there,
which has never been released...

> Also I've been thinking about some of the blog posts that have been written
> regarding lv2 development. I know mine haven't always been the best, but
> sometimes a different perspective helps those who want to learn about it.
> Would it be appropriate to add to the other resources section of the
> developing page a few links to articles about developing LV2?

Maybe a separate page for this instead?

Or, alternatively or in addition depending, convert to markdown and
integrate as an actual article on the site itself?

-- 
dr


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