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* Other ways to contribute | * Other ways to contribute | ||
* CMS needs | * CMS needs | ||
== Notes from session (raw) == | |||
From [[User:Ianweller/FUDConF11 State of the Wiki presentation]]. | |||
Conversion from MoinMoin caused even bigger problems in the content, but one worth solving. | |||
Instead of Some/Nested/Page/Name, use [[Special:Categories]]. | |||
Categories can contain sub-cats, pages, media (with auto gallery creation). | |||
We are reorg'ing content so all page names are flat. | |||
Page names are natural language. | |||
Every page has a category, and probably a sub-category. | |||
Trees of categories. | |||
Search needs to get rid of CamelCase. | |||
Page naming automatically redirects to the new page. | |||
Natural language supports [[L10n]]. Nesting structure-naming is not translation friendly, where [[What a nice page name]] is translation friendly. | |||
For top-level categories, we want (around) three nodes. | |||
Revision as of 15:43, 10 January 2009
Talk about this
- State of Docs is really wiki + upcoming CMS
- Docbook, Publican, and fedorahosted.org are all the geeky side
- State of the wiki
- Other ways to contribute
- CMS needs
Notes from session (raw)
From User:Ianweller/FUDConF11 State of the Wiki presentation.
Conversion from MoinMoin caused even bigger problems in the content, but one worth solving.
Instead of Some/Nested/Page/Name, use Special:Categories.
Categories can contain sub-cats, pages, media (with auto gallery creation).
We are reorg'ing content so all page names are flat.
Page names are natural language.
Every page has a category, and probably a sub-category.
Trees of categories.
Search needs to get rid of CamelCase.
Page naming automatically redirects to the new page.
Natural language supports L10n. Nesting structure-naming is not translation friendly, where What a nice page name is translation friendly.
For top-level categories, we want (around) three nodes.