Organization of this page/folders

[dsblank]

At first, I couldn't find the proposals. There are big obvious links to the github projects, but I didn't see that there were proposals in the folders.

Suggest options:

1. move proposals to project
2. move links to projects to proposals, and list the links to proposals instead

[ellisonbg]

Doug, good point. When projects are just created, I agree that many folks
will want to look at the proposals rather than the (empty) repo. But as
time goes on and the projects develop, I think the proposals will become
less relevant. Also, we expect projects to evolve considerably and we don't
want to be sending folks to a proposal that doesn't reflect the current
state of the actual work.

What about having each repo initially put a link to the proposal in their
README?

On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 10:24 AM, Doug Blank notifications@github.com
wrote:

At first, I couldn't find the proposals. There are big obvious links to
the github projects, but I didn't see that there were proposals in the
folders.

Suggest options:

1. move proposals to project
2. move links to projects to proposals, and list the links to
   proposals instead

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[dsblank]

@ellisonbg Yes, I think that would be a good move.