[WikiCaretakers] what happens with "migrated" ?
Johannes Zarl-Zierl
jzarl at fsfe.org
Thu Feb 16 00:32:08 CET 2017
Hi Erik,
On Mittwoch, 15. Februar 2017 22:19:25 CET Erik Albers wrote:
> So when will
>
> https://wiki.fsfe.org/Migrated/KnowledgeBase
>
> be again
>
> https://wiki.fsfe.org/KnowledgeBase ?
As far as I can remember from last year, never. Or to put it in a more
constructive way: What's the difference between KnowledgeBase and KnowHow?
If there's no clear distinction between those two we should get rid of one or
the other.
The page description reads quite ambitious:
"Please find a list of all documentation inside the FSFE wiki in this
Knowledge Base. This shall be like a front-page of information and should be
updated every time a new documentation is added inside the wiki."
Does this mean this should be an annotated version of SiteNavigation?
[https://wiki.fsfe.org/SiteNavigation]
> I also wonder because when I add more information now inside, it
> automatically still does put /Migrated/ into the URL.
Actually, it's not automatically put into Migrated, but Migrated/KnowledgeBase
is still the page location and KnowledgeBase is just a server-side redirect to
Migrated/KnowlegeBase.
> To avoid to create more and more "migrated" content I wonder when we will
> have the pages in their original URIs and if there is something we can do
> to support it?
I would like to propose the following procedure:
1. Determine whether KnowledgeBase and KnowHow should both be top level
namespaces.
2. Replace the existing redirection to Migrated/KnowledgeBase
either by renaming Migrated/KnowlegeBase to the root namespace,
or by a redirection to /KnowHow
3. Merge contents of the two pages, delete the now redundant one
How does this sound?
Cheers,
Johannes
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Johannes Zarl-Zierl
FSFE local group Linz, Team Austria
https://wiki.fsfe.org/LocalGroups/Linz_en/
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