Aaron Trevena wrote:
Hi All,
I've been contributing to both the perl 5 and perl 6 wiki's, but find
that they are hardly linked to, the urls aren't exactly easy to
remember, and the inner community (let alone the diaspora) seems to
not know they exist.
Why can't we have a wiki.perl.org ?
http://perlfoundation.org/perl5
http://perlfoundation.org/perl6
both work, and they are fairly memorable, if not explicitly wiki-fied.
We also have links on the perlfoundation.org home page.
We could try to get links on the perl.org homepage. Any suggestions on
what category?
Conference season is nearly on us, and that can be a good time to spread
the word. I believe Schwern did a lightning talk at OSCON last year.
Might be good to get folks to do lightning talks at the various upcoming
events. BOFs are also a nice way to get people together and get them to
actually edit something.
You can always link to the perl 6 wiki from there (in fact we already do).
Andy - can we have an article on perlbuzz about the wiki - it is
growing, but slowly and I don't think many perl people outside of the
usual suspects even know of it's existence.
A.
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Jim Brandt
The Perl Foundation
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