BBC style homepage:
India: Modi’s repression and COVID crisis – farmers and workers, build for an indefinite general strike!
Arsalan Ghani, 22 April 2021
I would propose to have a relatively short blurb here and to try to aim for landscape pictures for the intro image, portrait does weird things, though I can set it to crop automatically. (this blurb length is about right)
Alexander Kalabekow, 22 April 2021
The second and third item of the day should also be sharp and to the point, old Tweet character limit of 140 is a a good target.
Steve Jones, 22 April 2021
The second and third item of the day should also be sharp and to the point, old Tweet character limit of 140 is a a good target.
Friedrich Engels in 1886, 22 April 2021
The second and third item of the day should also be sharp and to the point, old Tweet character limit of 140 is a a good target.
Erika Roedland and Arman Ebrahimi, 21 April 2021
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Super League – super greed
Venezuela: Peoples’ Revolutionary Alternative launches Founding Congress appeal
South Korea: ruling party defeated in key elections, what does this mean?
For want of a microchip, the empire is lost
German constitutional court scraps Berlin rent cap: fight back!
[Video] Materialism and knowledge: can we know the real world? With Alan Woods
Featured
Here you could put articles that otherwise disappear too quickly from the homepage...
...note how in mobile view priority is column 1, then 2 then 3...
Third featured article. Not sure about headings or exact structure...
...but you get the idea, we should have a bit more room to play with now
Fifth and last featured article.
Sixth and last featured article.
Analysis
Here I would put sections of website we want to highlight, e.g. coronavirus, or appeals
...note how in mobile view priority is column 1, then 2 then 3...
Third featured article. Not sure about headings or exact structure...
...but you get the idea, we should have a bit more room to play with now
Education
Possibly one line blurb highlighting what is on new theory page
First:
India: Modi’s repression and COVID crisis – farmers and workers, build for an indefinite general strike!
Arsalan Ghani, 22 April 2021
COVID-19 is ravaging India with a brutal second wave, which Modi is using as a pretext to cut across on-going farmer and worker struggles, despite failing to undertake effective measures to protect people from the virus. The battle against Modi’s reactionary anti-farmer and worker laws must be combined with a struggle for a people’s lockdown: providing adequate support and resources to millions of households crushed by poverty, disease and death. Worker and farmer solidarity is the only answer to Modi’s rotten regime! For a joint struggle to win a decent existence! Build for an indefinite general strike!
Alexander Kalabekow, 22 April 2021
Steve Jones, 22 April 2021
Friedrich Engels in 1886, 22 April 2021
Erika Roedland and Arman Ebrahimi, 21 April 2021
Ben Morken, 21 April 2021
Steve Jones, 20 April 2021
Featured articles
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* South Korea: ruling party defeated in key elections, what does this mean?
* For want of a microchip, the empire is lost
* German constitutional court scraps Berlin rent cap: fight back!
* [Video] Materialism and knowledge: can we know the real world? With Alan Woods
* Venezuela: Peoples’ Revolutionary Alternative launches Founding Congress appeal
* South Korea: ruling party defeated in key elections, what does this mean?
* For want of a microchip, the empire is lost
* German constitutional court scraps Berlin rent cap: fight back!
* [Video] Materialism and knowledge: can we know the real world? With Alan Woods
Second:
Theory box for homepage:
[Classics] Dialectics of Nature
Friedrich Engels in 1886, 22 April 2021
Ever since Engels' arrival in London in 1870, he was keen to write a comprehensive work on science and dialectical materialism. The notes and studies for such a work make up the present volume, originally published in 1925. It is an essential read for all those who want to develop a deeper understanding of Marxist philosophy.
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