Dashboard cleanup

[motionthings]

After using Worpress for 15 years I have switched to Grav.
I love the idea of a flat file CMS that don't need a database backend and that supports heavy caching out of the box.

It seems to be getting regular updates too.

But.
The 'Notifications' and 'Newsfeed' section in the dashboard really makes this project look "stale".

I get the point that you can connect to the site with Code, Sublime, Vim or whatever text editor and edit the files directly in that, but that's not something I can present to potential clients or beginners.
They are used to managing their sites in their browser.

Could someone put release notes in the 'Notifications' and maybe a "site of the week" (or month) in the 'Newsfeed' section?
That way it looks like more things are happening?

Just a little suggestion from me.
Keep up the great work :)

[rhukster]

Good suggestions, and definitely somethign I want to get around to.