Re: Update to chairs.ietf.org

[Robert Sparks <[e-mail]>]

On 5/19/22 2:55 PM, Toerless Eckert wrote:
> Thanks, Greg
>
> a) Bread crumps
>
> In general i like to see old "to-be-decommissioned" content to be frozen to
> some backup place, and the original URLs to provide an explanation like
>
>    - This URL decommissioned
>    - replacement <here> (aka: wgchairs.ietf.org)
>    - If replacement is missing something from the original, please complain <here> (tools-discuss@ ?)
>    - Frozen static version of old content: <here>
>
> Then again, its at best 1 in 1000 web pages that are that friendly with their
> users, so you would join a tiny minority if you would do this ;-) ( ;-()
>
> b) Community based content
>
> For the wiki, the question is whether/how there will be community way
> to add/improve content of wgchairs.ietf.org.

You meant chairs.ietf.org?


>   If not (e.g.: if its only
> tols-team curated)
It is not.
> , then at least ask those folks that actively did
> edit/help with the wgchairs wiki (i see immediately BarryL, AdrianF, AlissaC, JoeH,...)
> what they would like to see going forward.
>
> Personally i would very much like to see a community edit option,
Send PRs at https://github.com/ietf/chairs.ietf.org
>   not
> necessarily on all pages, but somehow. And for curated content ideally
> on every page a "comments" section at the bottom (requiring datatracker
> login of course) with maybe a "bug" flag to easily highlight actual bugs
> in the text

> (yes, we have trac

Well, no? The trac instance for the wgchairs wiki has _no_ tickets in it.


> , but before you find whether someone else
> has reported the same bug via trac, you're old...).

I don't think there are _any_ uses of trac that use tickets at this 
point. All the working groups have been migrated to other places. There 
are still some trac wikis waiting to be migrated into wikijs.

If you're still having to wait on trac for ticket searches somewhere, 
please let me know where that is.

>
> Cheers
>      Toerless
>
> On Thu, May 19, 2022 at 03:24:05PM -0400, Greg Wood wrote:
>> Hello!
>>
>> Following up on the conversations during the last WG chairs forum, content and links from www.ietf.org/chairs and the old wgchairs wiki [1] have been consolidated at:
>>
>> https://chairs.ietf.org
>>
>> The goal is to provide a central resource for current and accurate information for chairs and other IETF working group leaders. Therefore, to avoid duplication:
>>
>> a) the plan is to unpublish the pages at www.ietf.org/chairs, and
>>
>> b) the proposal is to decommission the old wiki [1].
>>
>> The chair.ietf.org site is mirrored to a GitHub repository, so issues can be raised and edits to existing pages can be initiated via pull requests there:
>>
>> https://github.com/ietf/chairs.ietf.org
>>
>> Any and all feedback is welcome. There are a few pages (e.g. https://chairs.ietf.org/en/mailing-lists) that have notes where further information would be helpful.
>>
>> Please let me know if I can provide any additional information.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> -Greg
>>
>> [1] https://trac.ietf.org/trac/wgchairs/wiki
>>
>> --
>> Greg Wood
>> IETF LLC
>> [phone]