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has caused the Debian Bug report #1067939,
regarding wiki.debian.org: Move "ITP" page into Developers Reference (or decide
against it)
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Package: wiki.debian.org
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainers,
My request is about this wiki page:
<https://wiki.debian.org/ITP>
The first paragraph say that this content should be moved into the
Developers Reference.
I am not experienced enough to do it nor to decide it. I put the Dev Ref people
into CC.
Finishing such TODO comments and also removing them from the Wiki will IMHO
increase the professional image of Debian itself.
Thanks in advance,
Christian Buhtz
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--- Begin Message ---
My request is about this wiki page:
<https://wiki.debian.org/ITP>
The first paragraph say that this content should be moved into the
Developers Reference.
I am not experienced enough to do it nor to decide it. I put the Dev Ref
people into CC.
Finishing such TODO comments and also removing them from the Wiki will
IMHO
increase the professional image of Debian itself.
Might be that it would increase the professional image of Debian or it
might not. But is "increasing the professional image of Debian"
something Debian wants or some priority and that Debian has some kind of
common understanding or policy of for the Wiki?
What the TODOs are good for however, and what the author of the todos
probably wanted to achieve and why he added them to the wiki page
is:
* those TODOs serve to memorize that something should be done
* they serve as an incentive for other people to fix things
* so one can argue that they help to improve Debian
Since the content of the wiki is not something that gets fixed via bug
reports (but by fixing it via the wiki) I suggest to go and fix the
problem that the TODO mentions and not to create tickets about TODOs.
Therefore closing this bug report.
*t
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