On Jan 12, 2018 11:00 AM, "Mats Wichmann" <[email protected]> wrote:
On 01/11/2018 10:32 AM, LaBrecque, Margaret wrote: > We are seeking volunteers to help improve the IoTivity website documentation. If I haven’t made a formal invitation to this list, consider it done now. We don’t have a plan yet but for sure, we want to clean up the IoTivity wiki -- so volunteers can let us know if there’s a specific wiki area they want to tackle. This will be really great: there's a lot in the wiki that has become fairly seriously dated. I improve the ones I have reason to come across (so I guess I'm a sort of volunteer for this - Margaret knows my status), but that's very situational, I am not doing this systematically. A systematic review of the existing pages to decide Update / Move / Consolidate / Remove would at least get us to a place where we know what the hidden surprises are, but also that doesn't necessarily tell you what is missing, so good to log those as well. I've created a scratchpad page for people to record places that clearly need work. This is also a good place to add stuff that is missing, as in some of the questions we've seen on the [dev] list recently, like this one: == Do you guys know which version of DTLS is being used on the most recent version of iotivity? Or maybe where I can find the most recent information? I'm a little lost with the wiki. == Hope this is of some use, if not, just ignore it and use some other tracking method... the page is here: https://wiki.iotivity.org/wiki-update-2018 Looks good to me, but I suggest renaming it to sth like "wikistatus", and add a link to it at the top of the main wiki page - should be the first thing visitors see, so they can get an idea of what's outdated and what isn't. Orphan pages are already a problem on the wiki. G
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