wiki cleanup

[Henrik Nilsen Omma]

Mauricio Hernandez wrote:
>
> If we stick to just one page level, and we do encourage people to just
> follow that very simple rule, we do get 'unstructured site' but we
> avoid 'braking autolinking' (which is my very favourite feature in a
> wiki).
>
> What do you think?
>   
Hi Mauricio,

I know you have this view, but I think it's going to be a hard sell. 
Flat page structures may be wiki nature, but if that conflicts with 
human nature, then I think we must try to adapt to the latter ;)  
Anyway, people are different. I find myself preferring a structured page 
hierarchy, but others might disagree (clearly). If enough people are 
strongly against sub-pages, we can change back. I think it makes people 
think a bit more about where they place a page and how it fits in with 
our overall plans, which is good (provided the original structure is 
sensible).

With the wonderful [[Navigation(children)]] macro, you can see which 
pages are linked in under the current one at any time, which is nice 
like on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/Team. In fact, I've just 
added this macro to your home page to help you track your very own 
sub-pages ;)
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MauricioHernandez

- Henrik