On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 11:13 AM, John Botscharow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The articles already are subpages of my wiki page > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JohnBotscharow
Yes they are, I searched for them later and fyi, the page i renamed was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Marketing/JohnBotscharow to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Marketing/Agenda Feel free to check the page diff for more information. > > On that page is a heading "Marketing Articles" with a link to the table > of contents page for the articles - the TOC is a subpage of my wiki home > page; the articles are subpages of the TOC. > > But I figured out why my wiki showed up on the team wiki subpages menu: > I had added the Marketing category to my wiki home page. I figured that > out when I saw you listed as the last person to edit my wiki. Your wiki page was not the only one I edited for the category cleanup. You can check the "recent pages" where i have edited a number of pages. Personal wikipages belong to the "Homepage" category. I ran out of time hence left the cleanup for another time. Having pages under the correct category matters to visitors/users who do a search for a term on the wiki, only to be left with pages which does not provide the information they are looking for. I doubt if the goal of the wiki is to have folks going in circles looking for information. > If having that there was a porblem, then I have no problem with removing > it, but I'd prefer to remove it myself. I would NEVER presume to edit > someone else.s personal wiki and ask that the same courtesy be extended > to me. I.m very protective of my own content. :-) > Umm... there is obviously some misunderstanding. The content of your personal pages were not edited by me. You can check that for yourself by doing a "diff" which will give you the difference between any number of entries. FWIW, changing categories is not the same as changing content. > Anyway, the "problem" seems to be fixed, and I will refrain from adding > any more articles for now, until we reach some sort of team consensus on > what to do with them. There was never any problem :) but just in case you already know this :: that is the objective of a wiki - "freedom" -- to edit, change, add, remove content by any registered user. -- Vid || http://www.svaksha.com || -- ubuntu-marketing mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-marketing
