Add a "Community supported" to the landing page about thelounge.github.io HOT 10 CLOSED

Nice!

Some comments:

• s/supported/managed/
• s/TheLounge/The Lounge/
• Maybe a link to the CONTRIBUTING file on "welcome any contributions" (contributions are always more welcome after they are discussed over an issue or on the channel :-) )

from thelounge.github.io.

Ok for me, nothing to add on top of @astorije feedback.

@almet is your intent to (link) to https://github.com/thelounge/lounge/wiki/Differences-between-The-Lounge-and-Shout ?

from thelounge.github.io.

@JocelynDelalande, I might be wrong, but I believed the intent was https://github.com/thelounge/lounge/blob/master/README.md#the-lounge (although, if so, "Why the fork?" should probably be a title instead of a <strong> to provide us with an anchor).

from thelounge.github.io.

@astorije you are maybe right, just asking to be sure what we are speaking about :)

from thelounge.github.io.

I wanted to link to the README and "why the fork" section, which would then maybe need to have a anchor.

But I wasn't aware of this wiki page listing the differences, and that might be an even better resource to link to!

from thelounge.github.io.

After reading a bit more in the wiki page, it doesn't list any ethical or organisational differences, so I believe we should either:

• improve the wiki page to list what are the organisational / ethical differences between the two projects;
• link to the "why the fork" section and create an anchor for it.

from thelounge.github.io.

• improve the wiki page to list what are the organisational / ethical differences between the two projects;
• link to the "why the fork" section and create an anchor for it.

There is a third way : link to both :-)

from thelounge.github.io.

I'm OK with either the second item or the one @JocelynDelalande mentioned. This wiki page only lists technical differences on purpose.

from thelounge.github.io.

We still need to add this. When people look at lounge site, they think it's a shout clone as we don't explain the fork anywhere.

from thelounge.github.io.

This has been done in #41.

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