Currently, asf cannot create new wiki's because of a Confluence issue
(https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-24291) I chatted with infra and in
response they created that issue.
To expand on this discussion, I would like to toss out another alternative to
discuss / explore. What if we us
So, I agree a space would be helpful. Although it's old school and
inconvenient, the mailing list is the canonical place for discussion.
We currently use GitHub issues a lot, but that's copied to a mailing
list (as is our old JIRA space), so if people want to participate
without a GitHub account, t
I'm opposed to using the website for the reasons I specified earlier, so it
looks like we need to
wait for INFRA to fix Confluence. I'd be curious how much we need to use
the mailing list during
the design phase. We can announce meeting dates/times on the mailing list
and post links to
meeting note
The discussions on the mailing list are important, but visual aids in
mailing lists seem like they would be problematic.
Likewise, it has been noted in other threads that email clients can cause
complications with discussion threading so that could raise issues with
long-lived discussion topics.
h
On Thu, Mar 2, 2023 at 1:34 PM Dave Marion wrote:
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> I'm opposed to using the website for the reasons I specified earlier, so it
Your reasons that I saw were:
> 1. I don't think internal design discussions should go on the project website.
That doesn't look to me like a reason. That appears to
I don't see the website as an area where we would have collaborative
discussions about an idea. For example, making comments and suggestions on
a document like you can do in Google Docs. I see the website as a place
where items are documented for user consumption after everything has been
finalized
I can confirm that apache confluence accounts can be requested and obtained
without being an ASF member.
There also seems to be a mechanism to allow write access as well.
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/INFRA/Managing+permissions+on+your+project%27s+Confluence+Space
I don't have the
We've definitely used the website for more than that. We use it to
document things for users, help developers know how to contribute,
store drafts of designs, share user stories via blogs, do release
announcements, and more. There's definitely space on the website to do
this kind of thing, if we wa
