[slf4j-dev] [JIRA] Updates for SLF4J-587: Website: Misleading reference to user manual

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SLF4J / SLF4J-587 [Open]
Website: Misleading reference to user manual

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Philippe Cloutier created this issue on 02/May/23 17:40

Summary:              Website: Misleading reference to user manual
Issue Type:           Bug
Assignee:             SLF4J developers list
Created:              02/May/23 17:40
Priority:             Trivial
Reporter:             Philippe Cloutier
Severity:             trivial
Description:
  The second paragraph of [the homepage|https://www.slf4j.org/] reads:
  ??Before you start using SLF4J, we highly recommend that you read the two-page SLF4J user manual.??
  
  The "two-page" qualifier convinced me to follow the recommendation and go to [the user manual|https://www.slf4j.org/manual.html]. But halfway through reading it, I realized it was much longer than I had expected. In my browser, on a monitor much bigger than average with the viewport occupying 2560x1674 pixels, at default zoom, the user manual's content is more than 7-page-long. While there may exist a screen which fits that manual in less than 3 pages, I assume the addition of content like _Salient historical changes_ and - more importantly - the _Fluent Logging API_ section has made the paragraph outdated, to the point of being misleading at this point.
  
  The user manual remains definitely useful and suggesting it remains a good idea, but the paragraph should be improved. I suggest:
   # to drop the "two-page" qualifier or replace it with something vaguer like "concise"
   # to clarify what is meant by "Before you start using SLF4J". Perhaps replace with "Before you adopt SLF4J"
   # perhaps just "recommend" reading rather than "highly recommend" it


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