Pasi Lallinaho:
Instead of creating one more page (that needs maintaining), it would
make much more sense to make all the pages more easily findable.
That's true, but only from the user perspective.
The index eases a lot checking if there are pages that are better
removed. I use it plenty of times for that, and proves to be of great value.
Although, in the case of the papercuts wiki, I chose rather to add it as
a hidden comment. So the category isn't displayed to the user.
Pasi Lallinaho:
> It will not be a tree-like structure, but a simple list.
When the organization of the wiki is good, the index maps the site
pretty clearly:
<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/One%20Hundred%20Papercuts/Index>
Pasi Lallinaho:
> It involves remembering X every time you create a new page.
When creating a new page I think it's a good practice to always copy the
structure of a related one, as it's faster and prevents errors.
In the case of the papercuts wiki, it only involves three lines:
<<Include(One Hundred Papercuts/Header)>>
## CategoryPapercuts
== ==
So adding "## CategoryPapercuts" is effortless.
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