During the January monthly LTS contributor meeting rouca asked about the possibility of a "FrontDesk Wiki". I've done a (very) small amount of research and a little bit of pondering and here are my thoughts.
We seem to have two easily accessible possibilities, more or less. - create pages on the main Debian Wiki (i.e., wiki.debian.org) - use a project-specific wiki on Salsa and/or GitLab Given the age and state of the Debian Wiki (including that several years ago we migrated most of our other LTS-related content away from it into projects on Salsa and also including that the wiki software is somewhat dated and the future path is not clear), I lean towards Salsa and/or GitLab. With that in mind, I checked two projects which seem like good candidates and both already have the wiki feature enabled: https://salsa.debian.org/lts-team/lts-updates-tasks/-/wikis/home https://gitlab.com/freexian/services/deblts-team/extended-lts/-/wikis/home It seems like we should generally prefer the first one for most things. Since it is on Salsa it is public, and the great majority of what FD does can (and should) be public. In the event that there is some sort of non-public thing that needs to be restricted to a Freexian-only audience, then a corresponding page can be created in the second wiki and linked from the first. So, with all of that out of the way, I invite the contributors who are part of the FD rotation to jump in and start creating whatever wiki content makes sense to have shared among those participating in FD duties. My recommendation is to create a "Front Desk" category or top-page, or whatever the terminology is for the wiki component in GitLab, and then create the content under that, so that the project wiki is not Front Desk only and it is easy for pages to be added later for other concerns. Regards, -Roberto -- Roberto C. Sánchez
