Mine is just a simple question.
Surfing at Drupal.org as not logged in (or not registered user) you do not have the
"Issue for Documentation" link at your disposal, even it is reachable from anyone.

Is there a particularly reason not to provide a link like (for example) " Drupal.org Doc Issue"
in the "Contributor links" block?

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Contributors_Links.png10.8 KBDavid Naian

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add1sun commented
Status: Active » Fixed

There are several optional blocks that you can turn on in your account. There is a whole block for just Documentation team links, so that is where the link for the Docs queue is located. You can turn it on by going to My account > Edit, then scroll down to the "Block configuration" section, check the Docs block and save.

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David Naian commented

@add1sum thanks for your specification, but I was not asking how to activate the "Documentation team links" in my account. Maybe my question is not clear?

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add1sun commented

@David, I thought you were asking about a link to the doc issues queue? My response was telling you how to get that link to appear in your sidebar - enable the Documentation team links block. We wouldn't add it to the Contributor block, becuase that would simply duplicate what the Doc team block already provides.

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David Naian commented

Thanks @add1sum. Now is clear to me. I just was supposing if in general drupal.org users do consult also the "Documentation team links" without previously loggin in. I admit that if so they who want to consul will themselves maked a bookmarks and go with it. Thanks for your time. Regards.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.