Hi, just thinking about some improvements on the project info section.
1. Support Discord icon, similar to Twitter or GitHub
2. Support a better License mechanism, instead of being just a Blog Post
3. Support product download link, in case product is not uploaded in the network
Please, let me know your thoughts!
1. Support Discord icon, similar to Twitter or GitHub
2. Support a better License mechanism, instead of being just a Blog Post
3. Support product download link, in case product is not uploaded in the network
Please, let me know your thoughts!
Edited by Ray
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Reason: Initial post
Hey Ray,
One of the priorities of the new team is to give the HMN website some TLC, improving any areas that are a bit rough around the edges, so your feedback is appreciated.
Adding external links and icons for Discord (and any other popular services people may want to link to) sounds like a very sensible idea and hopefully should not be too hard to implement.
I also agree that the license mechanism seems a bit tacked-on currently. It would be nice to add something akin to GitHub's license pages that break down the main points of a license, perhaps along with searching / filtering projects by license. Changing this stuff around will probably take a bit more engineering effort, but would be a welcome medium/longer-term improvement.
I'll add all 3 of your points to our internal notes.
One of the priorities of the new team is to give the HMN website some TLC, improving any areas that are a bit rough around the edges, so your feedback is appreciated.
Adding external links and icons for Discord (and any other popular services people may want to link to) sounds like a very sensible idea and hopefully should not be too hard to implement.
I also agree that the license mechanism seems a bit tacked-on currently. It would be nice to add something akin to GitHub's license pages that break down the main points of a license, perhaps along with searching / filtering projects by license. Changing this stuff around will probably take a bit more engineering effort, but would be a welcome medium/longer-term improvement.
I'll add all 3 of your points to our internal notes.
