Identifying content of IG/WG Wiki Page

[egekorkan]

Below is the list of things I have found in the Wiki page and my comments. @ashimura is this what you meant more or less?

Content of W3C WoT pages

IG Wiki Page (https://www.w3.org/WoT/IG/wiki/Main_Page)

Summary of Contents

1. IG/WG co-Chairs and Staff Contacts
2. Current Status of Deliverables
   2.1. Ongoing work documents
   2.2. Concluded documents
   2.3. Delivered documents
3. WebConf Meetings
   • Table of all WoT Meetings in different time zones
   • Daylight saving information
   • Links to each Web Meeting Wiki Page
4. Face-to-Face Meetings
   4.1. Upcoming
   4.2. Past
5. Mailing Lists
6. Other Resources

Comments

Ege

1. IG/WG co-Chairs and Staff Contacts: Should be removed from IG page/Wiki, this is general information
2. Current Status of Deliverables: Not up to date
3. Mailing Lists: Should be moved to a more main page/contact page
4. Other Resources: This whole section should be reorganized

Individual Pages Content

WebConf pages content

This is what is common for each page (except Use Case):

• WebConf Information: Weekly information of when a call is (repeating the table in the main wiki)
• List of obsolete calls
• Time of the call
• Webex and Audio
• IRC Channel information
• Agendas
• List of Minutes

Differences of each page relative to the common:

• Scripting: Has Stash
• Security: Has Schedule, Actions and Future Topics
• Discovery: Has Schedule, Actions and Future Topics
• Marketing: Has Schedule and Actions
• PoC: Has Patent Policy, Purpose
• Main: Has Call Logistics title, archived meeting minutes
• Plugfest: Has actions, past events
• TD: Has victims list for scribes, schedule
• Architecture: Nothing more than common
• UseCase: The schedule is used in another way than the other ones

Comments

Ege

Some webconf pages contain more information that webconf information, like schedule of the deliverables.
I think that there should be a strict template that each TF can fill and not other random information.

[egekorkan]

Below is the table that visualizes the above information differently:

TF\Features	Scripting	Security	Discovery	Marketing	PoC	Main	Plugfest	TD	Architecture	UseCase
List of Weekly Meetings	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
List of Obsolete Calls	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
Time of the Meeting	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
Webex and Audio Links	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
IRC Information	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
Old Agendas	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
List of Minutes	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
Stash	x
Schedule		x	x	x						(x)
Actions		x	x	x			x
Future Topics		x	x
Patent Policy					x
Scribe Victim List								x
Logistics					x
Table of Contents
Task Force Intro

[danielpeintner]

@egekorkan thanks for the great overview!

[mmccool]

Daniel has a prototype that includes a "Task Forces" in the menu bar:
https://danielpeintner.github.io/wot-marketing/
I personally think we should generalize "Calls and Meetings" to "Activities" and put a page summarizing each of the Task Forces under there (eg a paragraph each, also listing editors/chairs, etc). We can also include a description of the Plugfest there. The summary paragraphs can be in HTML, but can link to the wikis.

[mmccool]

Also, it's not clear where tutorials and videos are. Under getting started? Under developers?

[danielpeintner]

Also, it's not clear where tutorials and videos are. Under getting started? Under developers?

The navigation can (and maybe should?) evolve over time.

Having said that, I think videos can go under "getting started" but we may also create a dedicated site if the list of videos gets longer. Moreover, linking it from the "Welcome" page with some description seems useful to me also.

[danielpeintner]

Generally speaking I think we have to look at the following 3 sites whether some content still needs to be moved (the content of these sites will disappear).

• https://www.w3.org/WoT/
  • Video from Jeff --> should be added once we have a video page
  • Testimonials -> I believe very much out-dated
• https://www.w3.org/WoT/WG/
  • Testing Links -> Suggest to create "Testing" activity page and link the reports/results from there
• https://www.w3.org/WoT/IG/
  • Blog -> as described in Plans for new WoT webpage launch on March 1st #118 (comment) it will be moved to W3C main blog with "WoT" label

The wiki pages and its content remains as is.

[egekorkan]

Call of 19.04

• We should look back to make sure that we have transferred all the content
  • Testimonials -> Maintained by the main W3C page now
  • Video from Jeff -> we have it
  • Blog -> Maintained by the main W3C page now
  • Testing results -> will create a new issue
• Everything else is moved, closing the issue