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== What is to be done? ==
 
  
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== <strong>What is to be done?</strong> ==
 
Everything! To start work here one must create an account (at the top right of all pages.)
 
Everything! To start work here one must create an account (at the top right of all pages.)
  
In preference to creating a list, here’s a link to the MediaWiki markup (formatting, etc.) guide:
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Use the toolbar above the editing area as a starting point. We have a [[Help:StyleGuide|markup (formatting, etc.) and style guide!]] </noinclude>
  
https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting
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=== Requested ===
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* Document the [[PnutHistory|history]] of pnut.io. One major reason for this Wiki's creation is the desire to document its history and to retain links to notable [[Events]] before memories fade.
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* Become the go-to place for current [[Events]]. If anything happens on pnut, one shouldn’t find out by accident.
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* Add links to live hashtags on hashtag and event pages.
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* Thinking [https://posts.pnut.io/197067 (again)] of writing code for pnut? Something like a bot or minimal tool? But no precise ideas yet? This can be used as an "implementation wanted" page to grab ideas! Don't just wait for a [[Hackathon]]!
  
Use of the toolbar above the editing area might be a good starting point.
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=== Done or ongoing ===
 
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For recent changes see the [[ToDo]] page.
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* Addition of [[Hackathon]]s</strong> and other events without a regular schedule.
=== The list ===
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* Emphasise [[Events]] on the main page, whatever their schedule. Add to the sidebar.
 
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* Create a basic formatting & [[Help:StyleGuide|Style Guide]], a starting point to ensure MediaWiki markup novices create viewable content.</noinclude>
* Emphasise [[Events]] on the main page, whatever their schedule. Perhaps even add to the sidebar.
 
* One major reason for this Wiki's creation is the understandable desire to document the [[History]] of pnut.io, and to retain links to notable [[Events]].  Memories fade, it happens.  If there's anything happening on pnut, although it's nice to find out by accidental browsing, surely it's better to have advance knowledge?
 
* Addition of [[Hack_Weekends]], other events without a regular schedule.
 
* A basic formatting and style guide would be a good starting point to ensure MediaWiki markup novices create viewable content. Everyone likes to create pretty stuff, right? That said it’s not ''necessary'' to style everything, raw text will do nicely. Really. Links to web pages oitside this wiki become ‘clicky’ by default, internal links can be made by wrapping between doubled square braces. For example: [[User:Bazbt3|<nowiki>[[User:Bazbt3]]</nowiki>]]
 

Latest revision as of 19:25, 30 September 2018


What is to be done?

Everything! To start work here one must create an account (at the top right of all pages.)

Use the toolbar above the editing area as a starting point. We have a markup (formatting, etc.) and style guide!

Requested

  • Document the history of pnut.io. One major reason for this Wiki's creation is the desire to document its history and to retain links to notable Events before memories fade.
  • Become the go-to place for current Events. If anything happens on pnut, one shouldn’t find out by accident.
  • Add links to live hashtags on hashtag and event pages.
  • Thinking (again) of writing code for pnut? Something like a bot or minimal tool? But no precise ideas yet? This can be used as an "implementation wanted" page to grab ideas! Don't just wait for a Hackathon!

Done or ongoing

For recent changes see the ToDo page.

  • Addition of Hackathons and other events without a regular schedule.
  • Emphasise Events on the main page, whatever their schedule. Add to the sidebar.
  • Create a basic formatting & Style Guide, a starting point to ensure MediaWiki markup novices create viewable content.