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Suggestion: How about making the "Sign-in" list item a link ("To contribute" list on this page and social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki)? IMHO it ismore intuitive than searching for the link in the top-right corner.
As "Sign-in" is only 1 time activity till the session expires. I think it is better to keep the common terminology of "Sign-in" and add some attractive images / content which have the usage and benefits of contribution.
I think this is a great idea. Would like to make sure you don't bail on the older technologies (i.e. SharePoint 2007). some of us work for organizations that are technically retarded.
Nice getting started page, and a resourceful wiki.
Alpha Wolf edited Revision 87. Comment: The Wolf has come!!! This sItE RULES!!!!!!!!
tonysoper edited Revision 91. Comment: undo malicious edits
Very good
Thanks a lot !!
Thanks, Ben, for reverting that edit from Regina.
Regina, did you intend to erase this article? Were you trying to author a new article? If so, do that here (or click the links on the right of most pages): social.technet.microsoft.com/.../add.aspx
Thanks for the guide!