Pursuant to this discussion, and others on infrstructure@, there is now a "asf-cla" group on our Confluence site. The role of the "asf-cla" group is to identify people that we know have CLAs on file with the foundation.
The asf-cla group has create and edit permissions to the S2 Documentation space (WW), but not remove or delete. If there is someone who would like to help edit the documentation, we should ask him or her to file a CLA. When it goes on record, a Confluence Administrator can add that person to the "asf-cla" group. The "struts-admin" group is now the "struts-committers" group to better indicated its role. This group has all rights to the WW space. There is no "struts-user" group, since that would overlap with the "asf-cla" group. To encourage contributions from everyone, there is now a "Struts 2 Wiki" space (S2WIKI). * http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/S2WIKI/Home This area is akin to the moin-moin wiki. Any Confluence user can create or edit pages. (Though, ATM, we still reserve delete and remove to struts-committers.) I moved the "Vault" page from the WW space over to S2WIKI, to give us a starting point. -Ted. On 8/28/06, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On infrastructure@, there is some preliminary talk of maybe autocommitting Confluence content to Subversion. Of course, we expect that material checked into the ASF SVN to be covered by a CLA, even if it originated on a wiki. All of the S2 documentation is in the Confluence wiki. Except for a bridge page, the autoexported Confluence space is our one-and-only web site for Struts 2. The situation is unlike the way we use moin-moin for S1. In this case, it is clear where the "official" web site ends and the "casual" wiki site begins. For S2, it's all wiki, all the time. The S2 situation begs the question of whether everyone with write access to the S2 documentation wiki should be required to have CLA on file. Otherwise, if we want to check the content in later, we may be hamstrung by tracking down CLAs for contributors of new content. Of course, we don't want to loose the benefit of a wiki space to which anyone can easily contribute. The S2 wiki space already includes the notion of a "vault". * http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/WW/The+Vault We might want move the "vault" content to create a separate "s2wiki" space, that would be open to any registered Confluence user. We could then require a CLA for edit priviledges to the main""WW" space but leave the "s2wiki" space open to any registered user. A big difference between that two woud be that the ""ww" space is bundled with the distribution, but the "s2wiki" space would not be. (Just as we do not bundle the moin-moin space with Struts 1 today.) -Ted.
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