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IETF 114 Content Sprint
Beta-test content sprint during IETF 114 will explore new IETF wiki platform
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IETF 114 Content Sprint

With the upcoming retirement of the old IETF wiki platform, we held a “content sprint” for folks who want to be among the first to move content to the new IETF wiki platform, Wiki.js.

The wiki content sprint at IETF 114 was open to any IETF participant and took place from 1400-1800 ET US (1800-2200 UTC) on 23 July 2022 in the Salon 10 room of the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown, the IETF 114 meeting venue.

Participants

Participants added their name to this the table below if they planned to join the content sprint

Remote participation details were shared here before the session starts {.is-info}

Name In-person or Remote Interest notes [1]
Greg Wood In-person General
Liz Flynn In-person General
Dhruv Dhody Remote WG wiki migration
Jay Daley Onsite General
Alexa Morris Onsite IESG
Amy Vezza In-person Meeting wikis
Hans-Jörg Happel In-person General
Add NAME Expected location Interest (see below)

Zulip stream for session chat

Possible interests: general, specific WG or meeting or other wiki, documentation

Topics covered include:

Setting up initial wikis for a few specific groups and meetings

emodir

IETF 115 meeting

using https://wiki.ietf.org/meeting/NNN/ as the base and then separate pages for main meeting wiki and side meetings, e.g.:

https://wiki.ietf.org/meeting/115/sidemeeting

IETF Hackathon at IETF 115

IESG

Exploring and documenting options for sitewide features

Features include:

  • Sitewide navigation (including footer link)
  • Search
  • Tags used on pages

Developing and providing documentation for creating and maintaining content on the new platform

What is needed, who needs that, how should it be delivered. These might include:

  • Quick start guide for wiki maintainers
  • Templates for different types of wikis
  • Guidelines for managing the wiki.ietf.org (e.g. navigation, permissions)
  • Updating general site attributes where possible, documenting requirements for those that are not possible to update during the sprint

Mapping out and confirming strategies for migrating existing content to the new wiki platform

All existing Trac-based wikis will be archived, not all will be migrated.

The goal is to complete migration shortly after IETF 115 (5-11 November 2022)

Questions and issues

  • Is it possible to tag particular sections of a page as "protected" from editing? * It is possible to restrict access through "Page rules" but these must be implemented by administrators.