Promoting TutorialsPoint's D tutorial

[Moritz Maxeiner via Digitalmars-d]

On Sunday, 27 August 2017 at 18:07:27 UTC, Ecstatic Coder wrote:
>>> I've already received enough "No, not interested" answers 
>>> till now to the same proposal to think that this will be ok 
>>> this time.
>>
>> Add my voice to that corpus - I honestly don't care what the 
>> website looks like.
>
> Ok, message received.

Considering what follows, I'm not sure about that, but OK.

> At least I've got my answer for the PR.

Not sure what you mean here, unless you've opened a PR and I 
missed it?
My personal interests have nothing to do with whether a PR would 
get accepted or not by the people in charge of the website, so I 
can't see how you got "your answer for the PR".

> Thanks for your honesty. Sincerely.
>
> Now, to be 100% honest with you, I'm still convinced it DOES 
> matter, because many people who have heard about D, whether 
> it's in a conference, on a blog or article or by a colleague, 
> will eventually land on the main page of this website.
>
> Then they will have to decide if they install the compiler and 
> learn D, or not.
>
> And I'm pretty sure many won't, for the reasons explained.

That a possibility, but I don't care about whether or not they do.
I care about the quality of D itself as a PL, which in my 
(heavily) biased opinion won't be impacted by people who base 
their tool choices on website design.

>
> Now you know EXACTLY, to the smallest detail, what I would 
> personally do to fix that...

So what's stopping you other than pre approval?

>
>>> And yes, call it masochism, I continue proposing the change 
>>> over and over, because I'm totally convinced that those 
>>> changes to the dlang.org landing page are REALLY needed.
>>
>> I haven't called it anything, yet, but if I were to call it 
>> something, it would be insanity, because I see no causal link 
>> between proposing the same thing repeatedly and other peoples' 
>> interests.
>
> LOL. Ok so let's be insane once again... ;)
>
> My proposal is to :
>
> [...]

As I said, you aren't going to change my interests (and I'm 
reasonable convinced you won't change other peoples', either). 
The only reason I replied initially was so that whatever the 
prevalent idea was had a chance not to die off in the forum like 
most others who don't have a champion; the particulars of the 
topic itself weren't relevant to me.
What you do with that is up to you.

>
> Still not convinced ?

Convinced of what, exactly?

> [...]
>
> Anyway, feel free to copy-paste the changes I've suggested, 
> they are 100% free to use...

Thanks, but as I pointed out, the website's design is of no 
interest to me personally.