Le 20/11/2012 09:52, Jacopo Cappellato a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> we all are aware of the problems affecting our content in Confluence but
> before we discuss the next steps and evaluate different options and their
> pros and cons, in my opinion it would make sense to aggregate all the 5
> spaces into 2. This would give us a rather easy and actionable plan that
> should improve the current situation (less spaces to administer etc...).
>
> Currently we have the following Confluence spaces:
>
> Public Wiki
> End-User Documentation
> Technical Documentation
> Requirements and Designs
> Project Administration
>
> Because of a series of problems (lack of contributions and technical issues
> with the Confluence instance offered by the ASF) the initial plan was not
> very successful and we now have some spaces that are not used much and some
> overlapping and confusion on the content of each.
> For this reason I am proposing the following change:
>
> 1) copy the content from:
>
> End-User Documentation
> Technical Documentation
> Requirements and Designs
>
> to Public Wiki
>
> 2) remove the spaces:
>
> End-User Documentation
> Technical Documentation
> Requirements and Designs
>
> 3) keep the Project Administration space as is for now (where write access is
> granted only to committers): we could then consider the migration to the new
> ASF CMS technology starting from this space (if possible); if we are happy
> and it works well we could plan on migrating the static html files of our
> site to it too as a second step.
>
> The end result would be:
>
> * OFBiz website: html pages or ASF CMS
> * Project Administration: Confluence space or ASF CMS
> * Public Wiki: Confluence space
>
> What do you think?
+1
I have done a merge of OFBiz website Documentation page with the
ofbiz-documentation-index wiki page, to have more visibility of what is
where.
I think that some wiki page should be migrated to ofbiz user help
integrated to ofbiz.
> Jacopo
>
>
