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| * MemberManual/UsingDomtool: Expand the notes on that page into something useful, and link to the other DomTool documentation on the wiki. * As suggested on the page itself, I think we should just link to DomTool/UserGuide from MemberManual instead. --AdamChlipala |
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| * MemberManual/TransferringFiles: Look for existing pages about this topic, make them subpages of this one, and link to the subpages with explanatory descriptions. * MemberManual/EmailDelivery: Move content on this topic from MemberManual/MigrationGuide to here. Move existing complete pages on Exim filtering and procmail into subpages of this page. |
* MemberManual/TransferringFiles: Should be good to go save the OpenAFS stuff; Debian, Windows, and MacOSX client installation and config needs to be written. See http://research.cs.berkeley.edu/doc/afs/ for stuff to rip off ;-) * ["MemberManual/Email/MailingLists"]: Update with new instructions. |
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* JoinUs: Explanation of how to join us, with mention that people will be put on a "to notify" list until we open shop again. |
This is a listing of the pages that need some sort of attention. We do want to keep these pages around.
1. High priority
MemberManual/MigrationGuide: Remove content that is already in the Manual in other places. Be sure to check existing pages first before removing content. I think that only content up to the Getting Started section on that page should remain. The page will go away after everyone is migrated.
MemberManual/TransferringFiles: Should be good to go save the OpenAFS stuff; Debian, Windows, and MacOSX client installation and config needs to be written. See http://research.cs.berkeley.edu/doc/afs/ for stuff to rip off
- ["MemberManual/Email/MailingLists"]: Update with new instructions.
MemberManual/ServingWebsites: Move content on this topic from MemberManual/MigrationGuide to here.
2. Medium priority
3. Low priority
OurHistory: Address on-page TODO items, mention recent history.
MemberManual/VersionControl: Describe the use of each version control system in its own subpage. Example: [:MemberManual/VersionControl/git:].