[Vit-discuss] Ruby-Lang Redesign Feedback Requested
Gavin Kistner
gavin.kistner at anark.com
Thu Aug 24 16:50:22 EDT 2006
> Ruby moves slow and core conventions even slower. Putting a date on
> the page could possibly make it look pretty old, just because
> nothing has changed.
A good point.
I personally hate it when I go read an article online and no date is
attached to its release. I assume the argument is as above: "If we never
update it, it'll look ancient and stagnant!" So my personal bias is to
understand "Hey, some information may not have been updated for 2 years,
but that doesn't mean that it's wrong!"
Ideally, content reviewers can occasionally look at an article (like the
one I cited), say "Yup, it's still valid.", and press a "Reviewed as OK"
button in whatever CMS backend may or may not exist. The article would
then show:
Last Updated: 12/7/2003
Last Reviewed: 7/2/2006
And those young ADD whippersnappers could say "Hrm...OK, that's a recent
date, I'm happy."
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