在 2025-07-21一的 08:27 +0800，Maytham Alsudany写道： > 21 July 2025 3:52:31 am Jonathan Dowland <jmtd@debian.org>: > > Thank you for getting things moving! > > > > > * Figure out a transition plan for the old wiki. > > > > This needs to be discussed and agreed early. > > > > I have a lot of sympathy with the arguments for starting clean slate, BUT, I think we would seriously disrespect the folks who have poured a huge amount of effort into > > some of the content on the current site, so I feel we need to migrate it. > > The worst case scenario is that the MoinMoin wiki content would be archived and read-only, so it's not like all is lost. Additionally, there was a point on the old wiki > license discussion page that, since there's no explicit license, it might not even be legal to transfer (or backup) the wiki content to another host. IANAL though. > > I'm slowly going to try and migrate content one page at a time through a mix of rewriting pages entirely to avoid copyright infringement and asking some contributors to > relicense their contributions. I don't know how far I'll get, but it's a start. > > > > ...before we start adding content to the wiki. > > > > Can I suggest that for this interim period we agree, and make it clear, that any content added now might get blasted? In particular we would need to navigate it being > > overwritten by an import from the current wiki. Perhaps only in the Main namespace. But it would be best to avoid divergence at this early point until we've got more of a > > tangible roadmap for migration. > > Maybe add a header for any pages that have been moved to the MediaWiki install that "this page has been migrated to wiki2025.debian.org"? > > I'm currently also putting content on my own local MediaWiki instance to avoid interfering/conflicting with any plans and also as a backup for any of the stuff I've done. > Will import to the new install when it's ready. A lot of past Wiki contributors made edits without specifying which license was used. After we make it clear that all contribution to the new Wiki should have a default license (e.g., SPDX:CC-BY-SA-4.0), can we notify all past Wiki contributors and ask for their consent to re-license all their contribution under the new license? We have the editing history for all Wiki pages. Once all editors of one page agrees to the license changing, we can directly copy the old Wiki page to the new site. I know it would be a tedious work but I guess that could be doable. We can start with pages that are maintained under active teams. Thanks, Boyuan Yang
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