feat: r/docs/home -> r/docs #3175
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I think it would make sense to write these kinds of realms instead of a README. |
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Yeah. Especially with the upcoming "upgradeable" realms. It makes sense to upload realms with just a README and no Gno files, then update them later with the source code. |
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I initially considered adding a rule in gnoweb to automatically redirect to
/home. However, I believe it makes more sense to:r/docsas the documentation andr/docs/homeas the homepage for the "docs" team.Later, we might use
r/<handle>/hometo configure a DefaultRealm that enables redirection when accessingr/<namespace>. I'm not sure yet, but let's experiment.