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| The WikiTeam was established by the DocumentationTeam to attempt to take care of the wiki's structure and organisation. This page will collect projects for the WikiTeam which will arise from time to time and some of which will be ongoing. First, a number of things that the WikiTeam will '''not''' do: | Its a team of active wiki contributors that new writers/contributors can look to for questions or guidance on what to do and also a way of working as a team to get things done quicker without redundancy. Feel free to edit/create new pages for the wiki if you aren't a member, there are no restrictions regarding that. We are working on some guidelines for wiki editing, find them at WikiGuide First, a number of things that the WikiTeam must '''not''' do: |
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| * Change the substantive content of pages | Discuss this page on the [http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-doc Docteam mailing list]. To file bugs about the wiki or make feature requests, please visit the ["wiki"] page. |
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| * Rectify the situation with broken icons * ''add explanation'' * Remove Double Page Titles * Coordinate Categorisation of Pages |
* Make UserDocumentation really rock by creating links to existing documentation! * Coordinate categorisation of pages In general, see the page WikiToDo, and add to it! == WikiTeam Members == See the [https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/people/wikiteam/ Launchpad team page]. To join, go to the Launchpad pad and click on "Join Team". The adminstrators will add you if you have already done a bit of editing on the wiki. If you wanna help, email the [http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-doc Docteam mailing list]! Thanks :) ---- == wiki suggestion == (Please move this to a better place. Or better yet, fix the problem, then delete this evidence that the problem ever existed.) On several other wiki my "name" is DavidCary. I wish someone would fix the login page so it wouldn't misleadingly ask for a "name" and "password". I kept attempting to log in with "DavidCary", "David", "Davidcary", etc., and it always claimed I used a bad password. Eventually I guessed that what it really wanted was my "email address" and "password". ---- CategoryUbuntuTeams |
Its a team of active wiki contributors that new writers/contributors can look to for questions or guidance on what to do and also a way of working as a team to get things done quicker without redundancy. Feel free to edit/create new pages for the wiki if you aren't a member, there are no restrictions regarding that. We are working on some guidelines for wiki editing, find them at WikiGuide
First, a number of things that the WikiTeam must not do:
- Delete pages without good reason, and without checking for broken links
- Rename pages without checking for broken links
Discuss this page on the [http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-doc Docteam mailing list]. To file bugs about the wiki or make feature requests, please visit the ["wiki"] page.
WikiTeam Projects
Tidy and reorganise the DocumentationTeam pages
Make UserDocumentation really rock by creating links to existing documentation!
- Coordinate categorisation of pages
In general, see the page WikiToDo, and add to it!
WikiTeam Members
See the [https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/people/wikiteam/ Launchpad team page]. To join, go to the Launchpad pad and click on "Join Team". The adminstrators will add you if you have already done a bit of editing on the wiki.
If you wanna help, email the [http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-doc Docteam mailing list]! Thanks 
wiki suggestion
(Please move this to a better place. Or better yet, fix the problem, then delete this evidence that the problem ever existed.)
On several other wiki my "name" is DavidCary.
I wish someone would fix the login page so it wouldn't misleadingly ask for a "name" and "password".
I kept attempting to log in with "DavidCary", "David", "Davidcary", etc., and it always claimed I used a bad password.
Eventually I guessed that what it really wanted was my "email address" and "password".
DocumentationTeam/Wiki (last edited 2015-04-07 02:18:34 by ted-m-cox)