Hi, The web site is diversity.apache.org and it probably needs a page or two of asciidoc and a little .asf.yaml and maybe a GitHub action or two.
Anyone interested in volunteering? Reply on d...@diversity.apache.org. https://lists.apache.org/list.html?d...@diversity.apache.org Thanks, Craig > Begin forwarded message: > > From: Matt Sicker <boa...@gmail.com> > Subject: Help wanted: getting the website editable by mere mortals > Date: March 28, 2021 at 5:26:55 PM PDT > To: d...@diversity.apache.org > Reply-To: d...@diversity.apache.org > > Hello everyone! I took a look at our site today to see about adding > some of the great info that's already been published from the > community survey and other research done to date. However, I came > across a couple issues: > > 1. Most of the reports are PDFs. The best I can do here is to upload > them to the site and directly link to them. If the original PDFs were > generated from another file format, it's possible that HTML formats > could potentially also be exported. > 2. We also have a Google Doc. It's mostly graphics and tables, but it > might export to HTML decently. > 3. The current website is done manually via HTML. While I do > understand HTML and can write markup fine, this isn't very usable for > anyone else here who might otherwise be able to edit the site by > simply using the GitHub web UI to modify, say, markdown or asciidoc > files. As I'm not a designer, but I do tend to shave yaks whenever I > work on side projects, I still don't think I'd be able to reasonably > bootstrap this website in any reasonable time (way outside my usual > area of expertise, but not impossible by any means). If someone can > help get the site to a "Lorem Ipsum" state, then I could start filling > out the site with existing and some new content. Craig L Russell c...@apache.org
