Difference between revisions of "Marspedia:Editorial Minutes 12/4/2017"
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| − | We are at | + | We are at 100 members. |
We have our first organic article submission https://marspedia.org/Culturalization | We have our first organic article submission https://marspedia.org/Culturalization | ||
| − | We | + | We rolled out Metrolook as the default skin. Doesn't work with JS turned off with Mobile devices. |
| − | We | + | We finished the list of [[:Category:Tag_Templates|Tag Templates]]. |
| − | + | Frank Crossman worked on a [[Marspedia:Proposal_for_Categories|Proposal for Categories]]. | |
| − | + | We are discussing the Areography section/plan on the Technical Subcommittee Slack. | |
James added the extension for send notifications when new pages are created. | James added the extension for send notifications when new pages are created. | ||
| − | James researched workflows. | + | James researched workflows. We had a discussion that resulted in us wanting to tag new user's new articles and edits for approval. |
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*Review all articles that they have the correct tag templates and categories. | *Review all articles that they have the correct tag templates and categories. | ||
*Find people that are willing to write articles. | *Find people that are willing to write articles. | ||
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| + | ==Action Items== | ||
| + | *Add to the Needed Articles list. | ||
| + | *Review & Signoff the list of Categories. | ||
| + | *Begin assigning out the articles to review (systematically) | ||
| + | *Referred to Technical Committee: Investigate a solution to tag new users' article submissions & initial edits for further approve, to protect the wiki. | ||
| + | *Referred to Technical Committee: Investigate a solution to allow anonymous people to edit/create articles but also protect the wiki from spammers. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 4 December 2017
Contents
Marspedia Editorial Subcommittee
The meeting was convened as a teleconference using the Zoom.US service on December 4th, 2017 at 4pm Eastern / 1pm Pacific.
Attendees
Susan Martin, James Burk, James Gholston, Kerri Miller, Bruce Mackenzie
Agenda
- Review of what's been done since last meeting
- Current priority list
- Next steps - action plan
Review of what's been done
We are at 100 members.
We have our first organic article submission https://marspedia.org/Culturalization
We rolled out Metrolook as the default skin. Doesn't work with JS turned off with Mobile devices.
We finished the list of Tag Templates.
Frank Crossman worked on a Proposal for Categories.
We are discussing the Areography section/plan on the Technical Subcommittee Slack.
James added the extension for send notifications when new pages are created.
James researched workflows. We had a discussion that resulted in us wanting to tag new user's new articles and edits for approval.
Current Priority List
- Finish the Needed Articles list
- Lock down the list of categories
- Review all articles that they have the correct tag templates and categories.
- Find people that are willing to write articles.
Action Items
- Add to the Needed Articles list.
- Review & Signoff the list of Categories.
- Begin assigning out the articles to review (systematically)
- Referred to Technical Committee: Investigate a solution to tag new users' article submissions & initial edits for further approve, to protect the wiki.
- Referred to Technical Committee: Investigate a solution to allow anonymous people to edit/create articles but also protect the wiki from spammers.
