[Noisebridge-discuss] cleaning of the wiki at Noisebridge, how and who?

[Frantisek Apfelbeck]

Hi to All!
Could someone tell us how is at Noisebridge sorted the "cleaning process" of the 
wiki? How and who is involved. I do not have idea, shame on me ...

We got to this topic through the Tokyo Hacker Space which is just discussing 
related issues.

Sincerely,

Frantisek




----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Richard Frankum <richard.frankum at gmail.com>
To: Frantisek Apfelbeck <algoldor at yahoo.com>
Sent: Fri, June 3, 2011 4:34:13 AM
Subject: Re: [THS:10897] Re: The THS Website (and actually doing something about 
it)

>> You should see our one sometimes. Many people started to use the "DRAMA" tag,
>>it seems to work a bit. There should be a "hall of drama threads" someone 
could
>>send it to the interested researcher? I think I've there one too :-))) (maybe
>>two ...).

Just spent some time on https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Drama
Fun! :) Nice to know there are some people willing to forgive & forget
by redacting names. I guess you can edit before eventually moving to
Japan.

I have to say, your ML archives are great fun to skim through. So many
things that remind me of our little group here!

> I am (always) curious about the amount of volunteerism at other
> hackerspaces. Do you have designated wiki editors at Noisebridge?
>
>> I think anyone with account can edit, and anyone can create account - I hope.

Well, yes, in terms of adding stuff. But cleaning and reorganizing the
wiki is volunteer as well? We have maybe four people adding to our
wiki and it's already a mess (IMO). I guess it's time to get more
do-ocratic and log in once in a while.

>> I've got a job so I'll start to gain more resources soon aiming to hit Japan
>>and THS by end of October maybe bit later on if the Hackers on the Plane are
>>coming. I can not wait to be in Japan, I want to stay in total at least for a
>>year or so.

If you're planning on learning the language, I'm available to help.
The language and culture barriers seem to be the worst part of
international volunteerism here, even just after the quake there were
rescue teams that had to go home because of it.

>> Are you coming to the Chaos Communication Camp at Summer?

I'm not sure of my summer plans, or if my wife would appreciate a
week(?) long hacker vacation. I'll ask her about it.

>> Frantisek

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--Richard Frankum