The natural place for the FAQ and Resources information I have started
collecting is under the diversity Wiki page,
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=112820458
Now that the committee is official, what is the procedure for a
non-member who is working on the wiki to get access?
In practicing Confluence on a local installation, I found that, by
default, only links covered by a whitelist can be added. Especially for
"Resources", I am going to need to add a lot of links. Most of that page
will be links with commentary on each link. If we are using the
whitelist, can I get permission to add to it?
Alternatively, if someone with the right permissions and Confluence
experience is willing to do the actual editing I can start supplying
proposed content.
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