Hello, all: We are getting rid of all mediawikis and replacing them either with archived sites, or RTD-style documentation. The backports wiki was mostly outdated information, but it appeared to be still maintained to some degree, so we're converting it to a RTD-style site. # Initial conversion I've done the initial conversion and the preliminary results can be viewed here: https://www.kernel.org/doc/projects/backports/ The underlying git repository is here: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/docs/docsko/backports.git/ It actually contains most of the wiki history as well. # What happens next? There are two ways forward: 1. You can clone that git repository and host it on github. This would allow for a quick readthedocs.org integration and allow you to edit the files directly via the github interface. This is a very wiki-like workflow and would allow you to grant access to the repository to anyone with a github account, plus accept pull requests with modifications. Once you have readthedocs.org integration working, we can configure it to be under the docs.kernel.org domain, which will allow you to remove the ads from the site. 2. Continue to host it in the current location and accept edits via patches sent to this mailing list. Please let me know how you would like to proceed. If I don't hear back from anyone in the next few days, I will configure the backports.docs.kernel.org with the current converted contents and redirect backports.wiki.kernel.org there. Best regards, -K
