On Thu, 2015-10-29 at 08:58 +0530, Keerthana Krishnan wrote:
> Hi Neville,
>
> Truth to be said, I'd never even thought of some of the things you've
> said. But I believe that instead of finding the "right place"
> for some information to be held, we could just think about why a
> person would want to visit a particular wiki or website and make the
> experience the user has with the wiki as entertaining as possible.
> For example,
> I was going through the release statements of previous fedora
> versions and I loved the effort put in into F17 : here
> while compared to that of F22 : here because it's much more fun. So
> hopefully, this time, we ca make the release announcement awesome AND
> entertaining. :D
> keekri
>

Yes, yes, yes ... when people work systematically we can get amazing
histories from the wiki. It is wonderful and I love that.

Maybe this conversation needs another subject. I am not close minded.
Sometimes for one thing to be in the right place is to be clearly
labeled or clearly mapped. So you can find it easily. We can work in
making using our wiki a better experience for everyone. There is a lot
of wiki gardening to do.

My actual experience is that I ask people for links in the wiki,
because I can not find what I am looking for. And of course, I also
have been ask for some wiki links that I know to share. So, there are
things easy to find and things not that easy to find.

I am afraid that our beloved wiki is growing as fast as the project,
and every time will be more difficult to find the great info within the
wiki. One of the questions at flock 2015 was about a better search tool
plugin from wikimedia that is not available due some packaging issues
(not sure if it was bundled libraries or a library that has no a
clearly stated license). Practically it is better to do a google search
using the words "fedora" and "wiki" on the search string that searching
inside the wiki.


So, I will get back to my corner, work on the local release parties
happening on my city. I bring this issue back when is more likely that
we can flesh out what is good and what is not that good, and how we can
improve what is not that good.

Best regards

Neville

> On 28 October 2015 at 22:26, Neville A. Cross <yn1v@taygon.com>
> wrote:
> > On Wed, 2015-10-28 at 08:08 +0530, Keerthana Krishnan wrote:
> > > Hey CommOpsers!
> > >
> > > As you know, the Fedora 23 release is almost here. We in Commops
> > are
> > > doing our bit to help with the release notes. And so, please give
> > all
> > > your valuble suggestions for things we should include in them.
> > >
> > > Mailga's been working on a version here :
> > > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User_talk:Mailga
> > >
> > > and jflory's got some cool suggestions here :
> > https://fedoraproject.o
> > > rg/wiki/User:Jflory7/Scratchpad/F23_Release_Announcement
> > >
> > > And the beta release announcement is here :
> > https://fedoraproject.org
> > > /wiki/User:Jflory7/Scratchpad/F23_Release_Announcement
> > >
> > >
> > > to getsome perspective. Please do give us feedback and
> > suggestions to
> > > improve and make the next one better, thanks! :)
> > >
> >
> >
> > I am side tracking here, sorry. But at Flock there was a
> > interesting
> > talk between wiki team and docs team, which I started by a dumb
> > question that I made. Which is wiki team objective? This goes back
> > that
> > we have some how-to in the wiki that should go to docs and some
> > scratch
> > pads that should go to
> > "what_ever_scratch_collaborative_tool_is_good".
> > The reason is that there was a lot of work needed in wiki gardening
> > and
> > maybe we should not piling up more stuff that later will fall into
> > wiki
> > gardening (old pages, pages that need love, pages that has no
> > links,
> > and so on...).
> >
> > This lead to the idea of a wiki tagging effort of good how-to pages
> > that should become a part of docs. But leaved the idea of scratch
> > -pad
> > holding without any answer.
> >
> > Thinking from the other side, when a person from outside fedora
> > comes
> > to wiki landscape finds some info about proposal of software that
> > will
> > be included at some version with tips at that time, but no follow
> > upfor
> > new versions. He or she will find also some internal fedora
> > procedures.
> > So, wiki is a complex mix between wonderful info, cross-reference,
> > historical facts and random stuff.
> >
> > I wonder, it is a task for commops to find a better way to direct
> > our
> > efforts to put things in the right place, so public can find them
> > more
> > easily? What should go to wiki? What should go to a scratch-pad?
> > What
> > should go to calendar?
> >
> > Neville
> >
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>
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> Keerthana Krishnan
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> Govt. Model Engineering College
> Email : contactkeerthana@gmail.com
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