Welcome to the world of Community Changelogs!

[ctasan]

As you know, I started the effort of preparing the unofficial changelogs since 0.4.1. After 0.4.4, they all went to our Wiki and the age of Community Changelogs started.

Community Changelogs is rather for end users, showing progress in ReactOS without too much technical stuff, and unnoticed work. See https://reactos.org/wiki/Community_Changelogs for FAQ and more! And feel free to report mistakes you have noticed!

Another work-in-progress changelog of 0.4.5 will be started shortly. Thanks for your support!

[middings]

Thank you, ctasan, for your work. I'm pleased to see it in the ReactOS Wiki.

[ctasan]

Not at all!

Anyway, I need your help: could anyone create a navigation template?

[oldman]

Not at all!

Anyway, I need your help: could anyone create a navigation template?

What are you exactly looking for?

A layout something that looks like this:

Community Changelog-0.4.4 - Community Changelog-0.4.3 - Community Changelog-0.4.2 - Community Changelog-0.4.1 - Community Changelog-0.4.0

But the links turned into buttons!

[ctasan]

Not at all!

Anyway, I need your help: could anyone create a navigation template?

What are you exactly looking for?

A layout something that looks like this:

Community Changelog-0.4.4 - Community Changelog-0.4.3 - Community Changelog-0.4.2 - Community Changelog-0.4.1 - Community Changelog-0.4.0

But the links turned into buttons!

A navigation like in Versions and Changelogs pages would be good.

[justincase]

How about this?

[ctasan]

How about this?

YES!!! THAT'S IT!!! Thank you very much for doing this!

[ctasan]

Well, I have a question here. The forum is read much more than the Wiki (15000 to 5000 for 0.4.6). And many sites refer the forum even the changelog is still unfinished.
Should I write the next changelog on the forum, or on Wiki? Or do you have another idea?

[dizt3mp3r]

Personally I prefer the forum as it is the best place for communication. Formally though, the wiki is the correct place.

Possibly keep the forum as the master and use it for publicity and communication, and then write to the wiki for completeness sake. I suppose the indication is, if people aren't accessing it then it isn't really as important even if it is the correct way of doing things.

[ctasan]

Another question: Should we go into details more (for example, mentioning functions) or stay plain simple?

[dizt3mp3r]

Personally, I'd be happy with that, a little more detail but keeping the summary line as you have done so far, what you are doing is a service for us poor mortals!