New Wiki Structure Proposal

[kurt belgrave]

+1 from me
What about the Responses Page, can that be more visible since new guys
normally get in trouble for not using standard Responses.

On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Draycen DeCator <ddecator at ubuntu.com>wrote:

> Hello fellow triagers!
>
> There has been a lot of discussion on IRC between the BugSquad and the
> Ubuntu Beginners Team about how the BugSquad wiki can be improved so it's
> more streamlined and user-friendly. As it stands now, the HowToTriage page
> is the primary place for people to go and dump any information related to
> triage. This has resulted in the page just being a wall of text that is
> overwhelming to new users who are just getting started.
>
> To improve this, the information will need to be spread out in a logical
> way that walks new users through the process from beginning to end. Attached
> is a mindmap showing what my proposal is for how this can be done (I've
> included an image for those who just want to view it, and the Freemind file
> if you want to make any changes). For a new user, they would follow the
> whole setup from the top down, so it would walk them through the entire
> process. For those with some experience, hopefully it will be easy to get to
> the information that they need.
>
> As for the HowToTriage page, it would be more of an expansion of the
> flowcharts that are on the wiki. This way, it will become a step-by-step
> guide or a checklist for the triage process that anybody can follow.
>
> Take a look and let me know what you think. Once an initial structure is
> decided on, I will make at least a few PDFs showing a concept of how the
> actual pages will be setup. Those will then be sent to both the BugSquad and
> the UBT mailing lists for further input. Eventually, the UBT Wiki group will
> be helping us implement the changes.
>
> Hope you're all having a great weekend!
> Dray
>
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