Hi,
I've officially declared the current wiki sprint as finished [1, "Status"]. The
wiki activity related to WikiCareTakers has been low for a few months already,
so I believe this step is just a sync between wiki and reality.
Of course this does not mean that the wiki is "done", but I think we have
improved the wiki quite a bit. To give a quick summary of the wiki changes
that happened this year:
* Independently of WikiCaretakers the wiki was migrated to a new MoinMoin
version, and the theme was improved.
* We tidied up categories and templates
* Events have been fixed in many cases so that they actually show up in the
calendar
* LocalGroups have been contacted so that their activity status can be shown
* Namespaces have been overhauled as well - even though there is still room
for improvement here. At least we could significantly reduce the number of
single pages with no obvious connection to other pages.
* Many pages from the old have been adopted for the new wiki
(but there are still many that remain in the Migrated namespace)
This list is just off the top of my head - There is probably a lot that I
missed.
Either way, a big thank you to all of you who helped in one way or another!
Whether by participating in the discussion here (or the previous quickml
list), by fixing pages on the wiki, or by doing the groundwork that enabled all
the changes (Paul) - thank you for doing this!
Until the next sprint ;-)
Johannes
[1] https://wiki.fsfe.org/Teams/WikiCaretakers
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Johannes Zarl-Zierl
FSFE local group Linz, Team Austria
https://wiki.fsfe.org/LocalGroups/Linz_en/
Dear Wiki team,
I'd like to ask you to provide my account max.mehl with full read and
write privileges in the FSFE wiki. The reason for that is that in my
role as coordinator of the German Team I've seen quite a few pages which
should normally be accessible for all Group/German members but most
likely set their ACL options only to single account names.
Instead of asking you for access to every single page (also to other
pages relevant for my work, not only the DE ones), a full access would
be much easier, if that's possible :)
Thanks and best regards,
Max
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