Hi Luca, On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 02:41:58PM +0200, Luca Capello wrote: > > While this is more a discussion internal to the Events Team, I would > like to raise it up to a broader audience (once and for all, even this > is only a hope). While I appreciate having discussion, I'd like to point out that the *public* discussion on the issue you're reporting already exists: https://lists.debian.org/debian-publicity/2012/03/msg00027.html Next time, please check the mailing list first. Don't want to sound rude, but what is the point in writing detailed mail about changes done in the wiki/doc/webpages if even the members of the team don't read it? > > Currently, the "entry" page is DebianEvents [1]. I would have preferred > to simply have it as Events, for two reasons: we are on the Debian wiki > and most of the events Debian participate are not organized by Debian, > thus no distinction needed [2]. Nevertheless, this is a minor problem. > > [1] <https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents> > [2] <https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents#Detailed_information> Wait, I don't understand what you're saying it. I mean, yeah, we're on the Debian wiki, and the events there are all Debian related. So, why is it a problem to call the page Debian Events? Redundant? > That page has a structural problem, given that the information in the > section "Adding a new event" [3] do not reflect the links just after > that section. The current instruction advises to use the name > "de/2012/LinuxTag" (country code, year, event name), while OTOH the > links below are for events related to a language: > > * DebianEvents/de: Events in the German-speaking countries > * DebianEvents/fr: Events in the French-speaking countries > * DebianEventsNordic: Events in the Nordic region (i.e. Iceland, Norway, > Sweden, Finland, Denmark) > * DebianLatinoamerica/LocalMeetings: meetings in Latin American > countries > > [3] <https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents#Adding_a_new_event> Correct. The re-organization of that page is in progress (as you can read in the mail linked above, sent ~ 2 months ago :)). I don't see any problem in changing this thing: it's a wiki, isn't it? And you are part of the Events team, aren't you? So, why not just s/countrycode/languagecode/ in the instructions, and make the (past and future) events page consistent with this change? Or if you want to discuss it why not replying on the relevant thread or assuming you didn't noticed it, open a new one? I could be horribly wrong, but I think that the BTS is not exactly the preferred place to propose content changes for the wiki. Thanks, Francesca -- "Nostra patria è il mondo intero e nostra legge è la libertà ed un pensiero ribelle in cor ci sta." P.Gori
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