Forum² Admin AWS Posted August 22 Forum² Admin Posted August 22 I’m excited to announce some updates to how we handle documentation to ensure clarity and collaboration while maintaining the quality of information provided. Read on to understand how our new documentation setup works. Official documentation We’ve updated the Documentation category to be dedicated solely to official documentation. This means that all content in its subcategories is maintained by Discourse team members, ensuring the information is accurate and up-to-date. If you’re looking for the most authoritative guides and references, this is the place! Why only team members? Restricting the creation and editing of official documentation to our team ensures consistency and reliability. We aim to provide precise, well-maintained resources for everyone, from new users to seasoned developers. All community members can still reply to these topics to discuss the content or suggest changes. Community wiki Don’t worry, there’s plenty of space for your contributions too! All community-contributed documentation can now be found in the Community wiki category. This is where the expertise, tips, and collective knowledge of our vibrant community come together. Who can contribute? Users of Trust Level 2 and above have the power to create and edit topics in Community wiki. This empowers experienced users to share their knowledge, adding richness and diversity to our community resources. It also means that trusted community members can edit any community documentation they find that is incorrect or outdated. Why this change? This policy is designed to balance the need for official, maintained documentation and the valuable input that our community provides. It also delivers a clear structure for users seeking information - whether they need official guidance or community advice. We value the contributions from all of you, and we believe the move to a dedicated space for your documentation contributions will help them thrive, and receive the attention they deserve. We need you! The community wiki already has a head start on being a robust, community-driven space for learning and knowledge-sharing, and we’d love more of your input. If you have great tutorials, configurations, or advice, Community wiki awaits your contributions! You can find this documentation policy in its permanent home here: 8 posts - 4 participants Read full topic IPB Webmaster - For Invision Community Enthusiasts - SEO Help Forum
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