Support new channel types: homepage, github, youtube, wiki

[planemad]

From
#199 (comment)

It looks like for India we need new channel types that are not currently supported:

• homepage: For the localized OSM website. Some communities are using group for this but homepage maybe a more clear term.
• youtube
• wiki(previously ticketed in
  Region based wiki top level pages are valid 'community' aspects #74 (comment))
• github

Any objections to adding this?

cc @naveenpf

[naveenpf]

github is not supported ?

[planemad]

Possibly because it is not considered a medium primarily for community discussions, just as youtube and the wiki.

Theres value in adding this though as it does make it easier to find all this information in a single place especially for someone new.

[bhousel]

Thanks @planemad - I merged #201

I'm going to

• update the contributing document
• make sure all the new types have icons generated
• (edited: see below) leave "group" but change "homepage" to "url"

[bhousel]

Actually thinking about it more, it seems reasonable to leave "group" for local chapters and add "url" for other sites (as long as we communicate this clearly in the docs)

[bhousel]

ok, this was done! The new complete list of types is now:

• "discord"
• "discourse"
• "facebook"
• "forum" - For example, on forum.openstreetmap.org
• "github"
• "group" - A site for a local group with a url (such as a local OSM chapter page)
• "irc" - url should be a clickable web join link, server details can go in description
• "mailinglist" - url should be a link to the listinfo page, e.g. https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-us
• "matrix" - e.g. Riot Chat
• "meetup"
• "osm" - a local OpenStreetMap page
• "reddit"
• "slack" - url should link to the Slack itself, and signupUrl can link to an inviter service (see example above)
• "telegram"
• "twitter"
• "url" - Generic catchall for anything with a url
• "wiki" - An OpenStreetMap wiki project page
• "youtube"

also, each type maps to an icon under dist/img/