<quote name="YoBoY" date="2012-05-02" time="18:27:12 +0200"> > Le 02/05/2012 17:55, Greg Grossmeier a écrit : > ><quote name="Mehdi Hassanpour" date="2012-05-02" time="16:59:16 +0430"> > >>We at ubuntu.ir are using Moin wiki as our main LoCo documentation place > >>since 2006 but it's going harder day by day to maintain the software and > >>update the theme, > > > >This may be a dumb question, but why not "fall back" to wiki.ubuntu.com? > >Is it an internationalization issue? > > > First reason : wiki.ubuntu.com is not for support > > Second reason : a community documentation wiki can grow very fast, > they have already near 800 pages and I'm sure it's growing every > days.
I guess my thought process on this is: * This community team is doing great work creating documentation/support for their local community/language. * We (the wider Ubuntu community) should support each other in these efforts. * They (Iranian Team) are having trouble with server/software maintenance. Reasonable as that takes volunteer time. Common issue for all teams. * Why not use a centralized resource/wiki that supports all local community teams in their efforts? * It could be wiki.ubuntu.com, help.ubuntu.com/community/, or what have you, I don't have a preference in that choice. * I think it is in the best interest of the whole community to support the whole community and providing a service where a few people could share the work load that supports the maximum number of teams/users is an obvious win (to me). So, I take your point that w.u.c is not for support, and it is probably true that help.ubuntu.com/community really isn't the nicest of places to do this kind of work. However, I'm now thinking about how best to take this opportunity to support the wider community instead of just a one-off for the Iranian Team (though, whatever can help them the fastest is probably best for now). Greg -- | Greg Grossmeier GPG: B2FA 27B1 F7EB D327 6B8E | | http://grossmeier.net A18D 1138 8E47 FAC8 1C7D |
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