[ubuntu-art] Our wiki organisation

[Troy James Sobotka]

On Fri, 2006-09-06 at 13:15 +0200, Étienne Bersac wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Before Edgy cycle, we have the time and the ability to deeply rework our
> wiki architecture, including breaking Google cache, however we should
> avoid that.
> 
> I suggest :
> 
>       * Gather Artwork and ArtworkTeam into Artwork.
>       * Rename ArtworkTeam/People to Artwork/Team.
>       * Move Meetings to Artwork/Team.
>       * Gather Meetings résumé in Artwork/Team/Meetings/
>       * Move Agenda in Artwork/Team/Meetings.
>       * Create a GetInvolved page, maybe in Artwork/Team/ or just put it
>         on Artwork !
>       * Create WartyWartHog, HoaryHedgeHog, BreezyBadger, DapperDrake
>         and EdgyEft that contain reviews for released version and drafts
>         for current developpement version.
>       * Move Documentation on top of Artwork/
>       * Drop non Artwork Howtos, e.g. IRC Howto must be a standalone
>         page : IRCHowto or XChatHowto or GaimHowto.
>       * Create Artwork/Drafts for temporary document that should move to
>         Documentation or other
>       * Create Artwork/Propositions
>       * Create Artwork/Evaluations for us to compare Propositions. That
>         might be Artwork/Team only.
>       * Make a beautiful template. ArtworkTeam/PageTemplate is quite
>         good.
> 

I agree on this 100%.  The Artwork pages are out of date for the large
part.

My thoughts:
 * Dump the Warty, Hoary, Breezy, and Dapper.  They are finished.
 * Artwork Documentation should be below Artwork in my opinion.

Great idea.  You have my vote Et.

>       * Reviews must remains

I think the older release bits are not necessary.  

> We must actually define what we work on. We need a page or a bunch of
> pages that define each part of Ubuntu artwork and document the way we
> have to work with it. e.g. a page for BootSplash theme pointing to a
> documentation for USplash theming. I start writing a kind of definition
> of our work in WideTheme.
> 

Yes.  This will come after Paris.  Let the 24th come and we will try
to get some docs in place.

> We must define what we want to expose at our main Artwork page. I
> suggest :
> 
>       * Ubuntu Artwork Goals.
>       * Who address those goals
>       * Getting Involved. Artwork Wiki Guidelines
>       * Various Links : other ArtworkTeam, Official artwork, Licensing
>         etc.


Keep up the great work Et!  Let us know so we can proofread the pages.

Also, perhaps start with collecting the links so that we can make
certain that the links work.

Further still, the DocumentTeam has a pretty decent layout, but
I think we can do even better...