Editing Talk:Main Page

No offence meant to the original author but what does everyone think about all the click 'here' style links?
Take a look at [http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/www/click.html Why "Click here" is bad linking practice] for more information. Regards, Mark R.

Very good comment, and even better link - Thanks, I'll bear it mind. [And, no offense taken - If we're gonna do this, we're gonna need thick skin before it's 'right'!]

Most of the JMRI info is available on the JMRI site at sourceforge.net

Bob

== Where to place link to external sites? ==

I see it's a new site, congrats!  I don't know anything about JMRI, otherwise I would contribute.  I was wondering, where could I place a link to the DCCWiki ([http://wiki.dccforall.com/]).  Any ideas?  For now, I'll create a simple "References" type page, which feel free to change/delete/whatever. [[User:TazzyTazzy|TazzyTazzy]] 22:23, 13 March 2006 (PST)
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== Will to add interwiki link to DCCWiki? ==

Was wondering if you would want to add an interwiki link to the DCCWiki.  This would probaly help with doco since a statement like:

<nowiki>"For Digitrax systems, you will need to connect your [[dcc:LocoNet|LocoNet]] to your computer."  or "The [[dcc:Command station|command station]] is used to route programming codes to the [[dcc:Decoder|decoder]]."</nowiki>

This would change the link from your Wiki to point to the DCCWiki where LocoNet (and other DCC topics) are already defined.  This will be helpful because people could just simply use this for pretty much any general DCC (non-JMRI specific) topic so that people reading your wiki can quickly lookup items easier.

The alternative is to copy/recreate all the general DCC topics here.

Let me know what you decide, and if you need help doing this, let me know. [[User:TazzyTazzy|TazzyTazzy]] 23:06, 13 March 2006 (PST)

Mitch - Yes *please* help! And I wish this hadn't become 'My' Wiki all of a sudden! - It's *not* mine, I just tried to get the ball rolling, and your offer is willingly accepted - Go for it - We have no intention of duplicating what's already been done....