Hi Michael,
thanks for posting the minutes here.
On Thursday 27 January 2011 00:56, Michael Wheatland wrote:
> From what I understand, a flat structure is better for translations
> and i10n.
could you explain what is meant by "flat structure"?
> I would like to see pages with sub-pages / categories
> dedicated to:
>
> Infrastructure and admin - for plans for implementing and improving
> the tools
Category "Website/Admin" created (as "Infrastructure" is already used)
>
> Web Design - for Theming and standard reusable element development
Do I understand it right that this is about all those issues of the
Design team that are related to the website?
I created a category Website/Design but maybe the other way suites
better ("Design/Website"???)
> Structure - For Information Architecture and wireframe development
created category "Website/Structure"
> Resources - A collection of logos, elements, images, links to videos
> etc.
Created category "Website/Resources"
> Stakeholders - Details about each stakeholder/team and their
> requirements from our infrastructure
Category "Website/Stakeholder" created.
>
> Content - Working copies of the website content so anyone can suggest
> changes.
created cat. "Website/Content" and "Website/Sandbox". Content - for
content related , Sandbox - as playground.
> Proposals - Discussion about bigger ideas than the current
> infrastructure.
created category "Website/Proposals".
>
> Have I missed anything?
> Can someone with wiki moderation/admin experience weigh in on how
> better to practically implement a structure.
Categories can be used for quick categorizing existing pages.
Find all Categories here:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Category:Website
Feel free to change category names or descriptions.
Nino
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