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Past changes and future plans for the Debian web pages
by Thomas Lange
At: miniDebConf Berlin 2024
https://berlin2024.mini.debconf.org/talks/19-past-changes-and-future-plans-for-the-debian-web-pages/
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/de/2024/MiniDebconfBerlin
Has anyone noticed that tens of thousands of web pages on www.debian.org
disappeared a few months ago?
I will report what changes I've made and why I still think we have too
many web pages of poor quality.
For several years now I have been browsing the Debian web pages,
looking for outdated content. I still find pages which are not
important to our users and important pages which are not maintained.
I will also talk about plans moving away from wml, which is the ancient website META language we still use for generating our pages.
Room: c-base
Scheduled start: 2024-05-18 15:35:00
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By by Thomas Lange
At: miniDebConf Berlin 2024
https://berlin2024.mini.debconf.org/talks/19-past-changes-and-future-plans-for-the-debian-web-pages/
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/de/2024/MiniDebconfBerlin
Has anyone noticed that tens of thousands of web pages on www.debian.org
disappeared a few months ago?
I will report what changes I've made and why I still think we have too
many web pages of poor quality.
For several years now I have been browsing the Debian web pages,
looking for outdated content. I still find pages which are not
important to our users and important pages which are not maintained.
I will also talk about plans moving away from wml, which is the ancient website META language we still use for generating our pages.
Room: c-base
Scheduled start: 2024-05-18 15:35:00