On 11/4/21 15:15, Shaun McCance wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm working on revamping the Documentation SIG wiki page, and hoping to > present where we stand to the CentOS board at some point. > > https://wiki.centos.org/SpecialInterestGroup/Documentation > > I'd like to have a set of core responsibilities. Proposal: > > * Working with the Red Hat documentation folks on publishing material > upstreamed from RHEL. > > * Identifying, writing, and maintaining content aside from stuff that > is intended for RHEL, whether that's in manuals or shorter form wiki > material. > > * Periodically auditing and pruning old and outdated documentation. > > * Promoting CentOS documentation as a reliable source of information > for CentOS and enterprise Linux in general. > > * Working with translators to make documentation available in languages > other than English. > > * Working with other special interest groups on their documentation > needs and helping them create, maintain, and integrate their own > content. I think this is covered under "reliable" and "pruning old and outdated", but I'd love to see someone take charge of doing a complete audit of the wiki and making it correct and authoritative. It has become a bit of a pile of "might be right, sometimes" over the past decade, and it's challenging to find anything in it.