I thought about that today. It's so lengthy because I wanted to express 2
things.
1) We did not decide to limit the access, it was an infra team decision due to
spam
2) Explain how to get edit permission
But I guess most people don't care about 1, they just want to edit (or not). I
still want to explain why it's so, so I will add a page I think
Jacques
Le 13/11/2014 19:40, Jacques Le Roux a écrit :
Yes, I guess it's now time to move on. I mean people should not be surprised
anymore.
Jacques
Le 13/11/2014 17:57, Jacopo Cappellato a écrit :
Jacques, all,
I don't like the big warning message that has been placed at the beginning
of all the pages in Confluence:
Due to spam, the infrastructure team has restricted the access to all ASF
Confluence open wikis (Confluence is shared by all ASF projects). If you
want to add or edit a page, comment or attachment, you need to sign up
(create an account in Confluence) and be registered by the OFBiz team as a
contributor. If you have already signed up to Confluence, to register
simply send your Confluence username (see in your profile) to the OFBiz
user Mailing List: u...@ofbiz.apache.org
<user%40ofbiz.apache.org?subject=Edit%20access%20to%20OFBiz%20wiki>. We
will then register you as an OFBiz contributor.
Can we try to make it nicer and more compact?
I would prefer something like:
"How to Edit the content"
or similar, with a link to a separate page where the reason and steps are
explained.
Jacopo
