So we clearly have an organizational problem. I agree that there is way
too much stuff out there. From a management point of view I literally
live off of the "Docs Project meetings" page. I've almost made it a
dashboard of items that I need. So I don't actually sift through much
of the other noise that's out there. But if people can't find something
that is actually there then that's a problem.
I'm curious whether this might actually be something that could be
tackled well in a sprint - not necessarily a full-blown FAD, but a few
hours during which a bunch of Docs folks run through through this online
and do enough cleanup that it's clear to any casual passerby what the
wiki should look like at 100% completion[1] and what remains to make it
look that way.
A contingent of
new-to-Docs-team-but-who-know-their-way-around-wiki-editing folks would
probably be helpful from a "let's check out what information's findable
and discoverable by people who don't already live in this section of the
wiki" perspective.
Random idea.
--Mel
[1] ...asymptotically reached ;)
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