FamilySearch Wiki:Contributors Meeting 3 October 2013

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Welcome 


Kudos go to


Moderators and Adopters

  • The ability of allowing users to delete pages - A great effort has taken place to understand the need to delete pages for those on the User Guidance team.  These are the basic reasons:

    
· The title has changed multiple times so it has become confusing to the users

· The article was created in error

· Two collections have been combined so the article has been combined with another article

· The article is a duplicate with only a slightly different title and it causes a problem with the links to the collection

This request will be forwarded to the Community Council to come up with the best policy/plan going forward.

Conversation in the call:

Wiki Content


Updates and follow up


Community Council Report

Items to pose to Community Council

Now that there are no forums, how do those who adopt a page monitor changes in the Wiki policy, guidelines, etc?


Business/Announcements


New Agenda Items



Be bold, post your agenda items!

Feel free to post on the agenda any items you wish to discuss during the meeting. If your item requires details or feedback, post them on the discussion page and link to them from the agenda. Possible topics include:
  • Moderator and Adopters
  • Style Guide Discussions
  • Project Help Requests
  • Training Requests
  • Improve the Wiki


Purpose of the meeting

Improve the Wiki

  • Forge solutions with other community contributors.
  • Share best practices, ideas, and content.
  • Discuss current issues, community matters, and strategies.
  • Move issues to decision.