Yes, I was just talking about writing a better page with meta tags in particular.
Presently, Moodle pages don't have a description meta tag. Every pages on the WEB should have a description meta tag. Note that Moodle pages have instead a keyword meta tag, but this is not used any more by search engines. A few improvements are necessary here. Moodle meta tags are built according to an old standard.
I use Moodle front page for the home page. I am building a multilingual Moodle site which is partially opened/closed. See www.swissreiki.org or www.cours.cefr.net
In the past, Moodle didn't have any CMS features, only LMS features, if I am not wrong. Currently, Moodle has interesting CMS features. It has even e-commerce features.
Some small schools prefer to have one web site instead of three.
1 Moodle site = 1 CMS site + 1 LMS site + 1 e-commerce site.
This is one reason which make Moodle so appealing! There are news ways to use Moodle.
Thank you for the docs.