[thelist] user perception

[Sarah Sweeney]

> What happens if you just blindly hit the "enter" key?

You get "logged in" as a guest and any content you submit has to be 
approved.

> And I'm sure you'll get a few responses to this, but I'd /strongly/
> suggest splitting this into two separate pages. Somehow, someway. If
> guests don't need to login, why even present this page to them? And
> it seems like you're mixing terminology. Is a site admin also a
> content admin? Do content admins approve content? 

The problem is that if the login page isn't immediately present, most of 
the content managers will just go ahead and submit documents and then be 
confused when they see a message telling them the documents will need to 
be approved. Actually, this already happens, though rarely.

I'm thinking that I will remove the work "Login" from the headings - it 
won't make a huge difference, but then at least any confusion about "why 
do I have to login if I'm a guest" will be removed. And I will change 
"site admin" to "content manager".

Thanks for all the feedback :)

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