Hi, Generally a good idea, but why that effort? What is it worth for? Your spent time should have a good cost-value ratio. :-) CU, F@lk
Am Mittwoch, 16. Dezember 2015 03:06:00 UTC+1 schrieb figaro: > I am looking for feedback on the following proposal for the Trac website. > The proposal regards a list of links to pages that require cleanup. The > resulting page could be integrated in HowToContribute or TracDev/ToDo#Wiki > > > Site maintenance > > The following is a list of pages that help in maintaining the Trac site. > Maintaining the site involves routine cleanup of wiki pages, so that the > site's content remains consistent and fresh. The pages that need to be > maintained are not marked as 'deprecated' or 'pending-deletion'. The same > site maintenance guidelines and links can be added to your Trac > installation. > > Dusty pages: pages which have not been edited in at least 5 years usually > require a cleanup or can be marked for deletion. See RecentChanges. > > Pages with obsolete macros: there are some obsolete macros still > circulating in the wiki, such as TagIt[[()]], and they need to be removed > from the page. > > Images: a list of all images on the Trac installation is useful for the > following purposes: > - if a list of the wiki pages or ticket pages that they are used in is > provided also, then obsolete (ie unused) or duplicate images can be more > easily detected. > - if thumbnails are automatically generated also, then detection of > irrelevant images: someone may have uploaded an image in the past that is > irrelevent to the use or development of Trac. > - jpgs may have been used, where png or svg is the norm. > > Attachments: a list of all attachments on the Trac installation is useful > for the following purposes: > - if a list of the wiki pages or ticket pages that they are used in is > provided also, then obsolete (ie unused) or duplicate attachments can be > more easily detected. > - someone may have uploaded an attachment in the past that is irrelevant > to the use or development of Trac. > > Acronyms: misused or accidental acronyms where spelling them out would > make the text clearer: from db to database, from regex to regular > expression, from " to ". > > Short pages: pages with little text are usually the result of a test or > have been abandoned and are therefore candidates for deletion. > > Dead links: dead links in the wiki show up as grey links if they are > internal links and need to be corrected or removed. Dead links to external > sites have no special highlighting, but still require correction or removal. > > Protected pages: pages that are read-only may need to have their status > reviewed. > > Pages without table of contents: pages should have either > `[[TracGuideToc]]` or `[[PageOutline(2-5,Contents,pullout)]]` in them for > navigational purposes. > > Undocumented Python objects: functions and classes in Python that do not > have any code comments. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Trac Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/trac-users. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
