Re: RFA: www.debian.org/users
Dear Alexander
El 27/3/19 a las 21:09, Alexander Retzlaff escribió:
> Dear Laura,
>
> This really sounds like a nice and easy entry point.
>
> I would like to help out with this and would prefer to start with all
> the entries related to Germany.
>
Thanks for your interest!
I'll reply off-list with a specific proposal including step-by-step
instructions.
I'm not posting publicly because for now we're trying several workflows
with the different volunteers that expressed interest; once we get
everybody comfortable we'll document these workflows (maybe in a wiki
page) so they are available to anybody else to contribute.
Kind regards,
> Kind regards,
>
> Am 24.03.19 um 12:23 schrieb Laura Arjona Reina:
>> Dear all
>> As part of the recent web team sprint [1] (report will come in the
>> following days hopefully), we have reviewed several areas of the website
>> that were in need of maintenance.
>>
>> [1] https://wiki.debian.org/Sprints/2019/DebianWebTeam
>>
>> For the /english/users section [2], we need maintainer(s) to process new
>> requests, and remove or update old entries.
>>
>> [2] https://www.debian.org/users
>>
>> This is a call for help, or request for "adoption": would anybody
>> volunteer to this task?
>>
>> Maintaining the /users section (or part of it) can be a nice entry point
>> for somebody to get involved in the Debian web team.
>>
>> The /users section is quite big, so you can consider focusing on a
>> subsection (com, edu, gov, org), or for example take care about all the
>> entries related to your country (across the different subsections).
>>
>> Technically speaking, it's an easy job, but the "curation" task that a
>> human provides is very appreciated by our users. On the contrary, an
>> outdated or unmaintained list of Debian users looses its value very
>> quickly.
>>
>> If somebody is interested in adoption, they won't be alone (at least at
>> the beginning). I'm available to work together with them until they find
>> a suitable workflow and they feel comfortable doing the task themselves.
>> We have tried several different workflows in the past and have a mail
>> template to use when asking for updates.
>>
>> If nobody steps ahead at the end of the year, we'll remove the section
>> (English and translations) or at least the entries older than 2-3 years
>> from www.debian.org.
>>
>> If you are interested, reply to this message in the public mailing list
>> (debian-www@lists.debian.org) or privately to me, and I'll point to
>> detailed steps to start. You can also join #debian-www IRC channel (in
>> irc.debian.org).
>>
>> Kind regards,
>
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Laura Arjona Reina
https://wiki.debian.org/LauraArjona
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