Documentation and Wiki stuff

• migrate the remaining content from http://oldwww.debian-community.org ** thats the links in contribute and ?about
• Update main page to reflect current status of the project and reflect easy and clear ways new users can start helping '''Your name here!'''
• Improve new ikiwiki template -'''AndrewDonnellan''' * fix certain layout issues * formatting issues e.g. bulletpoint lists
• easier creation of new pages, see http://ikiwiki.info/todo/adding_new_pages_by_using_the_web_interface/
• create a little logo/banner to promote d-community in different websites.

Infrastructure

• backup /srv/wiki
• sync the svn in /srv/wiki with the svn on alioth
• dear lazyirc, is there a howto somewhere, how to use git-svn to feed git changes into svn? git svn rebase, make changes, git commit, git svn dcommit thanks - whats dcommit? love ui h01ger: that pushes your git repo commits to the svn repo ah. and rebase records where it is.. .oO( no rule to make changes. aborting the dcommit will also rebase after pushing to svn
  • example of git commit mails: /org/git.debian.org/git/webwml/packages.git/hooks/post-receive
• write svn/trunk/fai-config-dir/doc/shortfaihowto.txt - Holger
• Setup mail server and easy interface to add new accounts -'''Your name here!'''
• make planet.CD.debian-community.org without redirect
• add hackergotchis to planets: joeyh, btw, is there a way to add hackergotchis to those aggregated blogs already? well, maybe aggregate supports adding tags to posts.. if you used hackergotchis as tags, I think it would display the images maybe not in the perfect place, since they'd be displays where tags normally are..
• Setting up stats for the website. [installation in progress]
• be an openid-provider: http://trac.whitetree.org/gracie/

Draft/Discuss a possible Code of Conduct

• Draft at: http://wiki.debian-community.org/CoC
• Simple to follow, but as clear as possible on what's right and what's not
• When interacting with people from other languages, it's easy for things to come across wrong due to the language/culture barrier. This has to be taken into account somehow.

Documentation

• Make current resources more newbie friendly (preferably edit current documentation)
• Very simple brainless howtos (think ubuntuguide.org)

Communication/Marketing

• Collecting feedback from end users and present it in a developer-friendly way
• Highlights on what has been improved in Debian (make the long release cycle more interesting)
• Internationalisation

misc

• join forces with Erich and Kevin: read this blogpost about contribute.debian.net: (http://blog.drinsama.de/erich/en/linux/2007031303-debian-community-portal)

• find a slogan, eg. for t-shirts Something like:

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  free sOftware our Users

misc content

• needs to be linked at the proper place: http://debian.cante.net/stem/ - Stem Desktop is a desktop concept for old hardware (166Mhz/64M). The core element is Debian stable base install where suitable programs are retrieved from Debian package repositories.