See below please.
On 22 November 2012 09:27, Herbert Duerr <h...@apache.org> wrote: > Hi Jan, > > > On 21.11.2012 20:24, jan iversen wrote: > >> having looked at the mediawiki pages, especially the amount of updates, >> and >> make a trial installation my my private server, I know I can cope with the >> maintenance problems (but NOT with spam attacks, that requires more than >> just one person). >> >> If the community agrees to it, using the lazy consensus, I volunteer to >> make maintenance of the mwiki (wiki.openoffice.org). >> > > Thank you very much! > +1 from me > > > If nobody object I will very fast do the proposed mysql changes: >> - remove accounts with no contributions during the last year. >> - removing all new users within the last 2 weeks. >> and prepare an update to the newest version, (and as Alexandro suggest >> have >> a test server) which first run it on my own ubuntu, before going live. >> > > I agree, except that I suggest to remove only accounts that never > contributed anything. There are many pages from the pre-AOO times with very > interesting content that were created or updated by people lost AOO out of > their focus in the meantime. Their contributions are valuable though and > should not be forgotten. > I agree, the intention is to remove the account, not their contribution. I am not totally sure, but my idea is to move them a account called "archive" or something. > > Maybe the page histories would suffer by removing such accounts completely. > > [...] >> >> I have one question though, why do we have cwiki and wiki....I might be >> the >> only one, but I get confused where to find which information, so maybe we >> should decide to have all information in just one wiki ?? >> > > If I remember correctly there was an issue with the license of our > mediawiki, such that the existing content could not simply be relicensed to > ALv2 > > Herbert >
