Hi, I was wondering whether we should change the site welcome message (the one that pops up in the bar at the top) to say "Welcome to the QA site for Ubuntu users", rather than "...users and developers", in the attempt to put more focus on the daily problems of non-technical users, rather than complex development issues?
A good example of such technical bias causing problems for some users: How do we solve the package installation problem?
I actually prefer the way it's laid out, because the site's aim is for authoritative answers for the Ubuntu Family (users, developers, and community). Driving out developers may close the scope of the site so much that it becomes less effective. I remember reading somewhere ( I believe it was on the Area 51 site ) about how the name was moved from "QA site for Ubuntu" to "...users and developers"
Much like StackOverflow has questions for all different languages supporting questions for all different walks of life in the Ubuntu family seems most beneficial.
This sounds to me like a solution in search of a problem. I don't see "users" as more welcoming terminology than "users and developers" for the typical user, nor do I see it as capable of driving off developers who are also users. As you state in your comment,It is obvious that everyone is equally welcome to use the site. (For Ubuntu related Q & A)
