tor-webwml.git

@@ -115,12 +115,12 @@ attention to the anonymity of the http headers, cookies, etc.</li>

 <p>Three categories of interface will be awarded:</p>

 <ul>

-<li><b>Most featureful interface</b> will be awarded to the application that

-provides usable, clear access to the most aspects of the Tor system,

-covering many or most of the goals above.</li>

 <li><b>Best usability</b> will be awarded to the application

 that provides the most unobtrusive Tor experience while still covering

 all criteria (working, perhaps, on the "no news is good news" theory).</li>

+<li><b>Most featureful interface</b> will be awarded to the application that

+provides usable, clear access to the most aspects of the Tor system,

+covering many or most of the goals above.</li>

 <li><b>Most flexible</b> will be awarded to the best system that runs smoothly

 on all three of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X; extra points will be awarded

 for additional systems.</li>

@@ -137,11 +137,13 @@ for additional systems.</li>

 <li>Usability (<a

 href="http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/ContestFAQ#DefineUsable">what

 does this mean?</a>)</li>

-<li>Informativeness: can the user learn what they need to know?</li>

+<li>Informativeness: can the user learn what they need to know, both in terms

+of using the network and also in terms of security decisions?</li>

 <li>Total user experience</li>

 <li>Aesthetics</li>

 <li>Responsiveness</li>

 <li>Stability and robustness</li>

+<li>Internationalization (multiple language support)</li>

 <li>Installation experience</li>

 </ul>