[geeklog-users] The Geeklog Wiki needs YOUR help!

[Richard Pitt]

Hi Dirk

I've been using Geeklog for a number of years now - would love to put
some of the "real world" experience into the WIKI. Largest install is
www.hancockwildlifechannel.org - just moved to glFusion but still have
other sites on Geeklog and am moving another large one shortly (over
3000 pages)

ID: richardpitt

Thanks

richard

On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 15:26 +0200, Dirk Haun wrote:
> The Geeklog Wiki, <http://wiki.geeklog.net/>, does contain a lot of
> useful information, but probably wasn't exactly the most attractive
> place to go to for help, mostly due to the duplicate documentation trees
> (for 1.3 and 1.4). We've finally managed to merge these two trees back
> together and get rid of (most) of the duplicate content.
> 
> This is now the point where we would welcome input and additions from
> the Geeklog community. For example, there's a lot of content there
> regarding development, but very little about the actual daily use of Geeklog.
> 
> Also, the installation instructions are in a state of disarray after an
> attempt to merge the instructions from the two documentation trees -
> both of which were out of date to begin with. I guess it would be best
> to start over fresh here and describe the installation process as of
> Geeklog 1.6. I wonder if anyone from outside the core team would be
> interested in trying to write up new installation instructions in "plain
> English"? Jason C. Levine did a good job at that a few years ago, but
> the installation process has changed a lot since then and it's time for
> a fresh start, IMO.
> 
> In the long run, I'd like the Geeklog Wiki to become the main source for
> the Geeklog documentation. We will always ship some form of
> documentation with Geeklog, but the wiki could become the master source
> from which that documentation is fed and updated. And things like the
> Plugin API and theme documentation should probably only live in the wiki.
> 
> So, if you ever thought about contributing to Geeklog but you couldn't
> because you're not a programmer, here's an opportunity to help us out.
> You will need an account for the wiki, but we're giving those out freely
> (self registration is only disabled because of those pesky spammers).
> Small contributions, such as clarifying sentences, correcting typos, or
> adding links between existing pages are also very welcome.
> 
> bye, Dirk
> 
> 
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