Ladders shouldn't be in an arbitrary order [#1772602]

Problem/Motivation

As a new user on DrupalLadder.org you cannot see the high priority "start here" lesson, e.g., the overarching Drupal Ladder.

http://drupalladder.org/ladder/ee503327-50be-1904-8d04-9499098cad64

Proposed resolution

Put the entry level ladder on the TOP of the ladder. (along with any translations of that ladder)
Consider ordering ladders in levels which put the core initiatives at the top, and give them priority.

Remaining tasks

(Unsure)

User interface changes

As above.

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	ladder-order.png	88.55 KB	amool
	ladder order.png	88.55 KB	heather

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Comment #0.0

heather CreditAttribution: heather commented 3 September 2012 at 20:30

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fixing!

Comment #0.1

heather CreditAttribution: heather commented 3 September 2012 at 20:31

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why can't i make this image work.

Comment #1

amool CreditAttribution: amool commented 6 March 2014 at 15:45

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There is a separate link for "Core Initiatives Ladder" in the main menu itself. Isn't that giving high priority? But yes, having simple & essential ladder at top is a good idea.

Tagging ladders with the levels like: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced would suffice I guess.