Re: [tor-bugs] #24275 [Webpages/Website]: Testing Lecktor as a possible framework to be used for all portals related to website redesign project

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#24275: Testing Lecktor as a possible framework to be used for all portals related
to website redesign project
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 Reporter:  isabela           |          Owner:  hiro
     Type:  defect            |         Status:  closed
 Priority:  Medium            |      Milestone:  website redesign
Component:  Webpages/Website  |        Version:
 Severity:  Normal            |     Resolution:  fixed
 Keywords:  ux-team,          |  Actual Points:
Parent ID:  #21222            |         Points:
 Reviewer:                    |        Sponsor:
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Comment (by cypherpunks):

 > to be used for all portals
 > - easy for folks to update content

 Specifically concerning the FAQ, Trac wiki, proposed knowledge base, or a
 merger of them, the documentation websites for other software projects
 that I consider the easiest to update are '''wikis'''. Wikis are
 particularly easy for communities of projects with extensive websites and
 sub-projects to contribute quickly and broadly toward updating their
 documentation content even if the administration teams are small in
 comparison or preoccupied.

 A framework like Lecktor will aid in redesigning the theme, style, and
 underlying construction of the website which appears to be the goal of the
 website redesign project, but I don't think it would aid lesser-skilled
 folks who might wish to contribute by keeping the textual documentation
 updated. Git, local servers, and workspace interfaces pile steep learning
 curves onto simply updating a sentence or two.

 > Here is the git repository: ​https://oniongit.eu/infra/portal
 Why not on https://gitweb.torproject.org/? It's also accessible on hidden
 services administrated by TorProject ( https://onion.torproject.org/ )
 which means that Tor users skeptical of exit nodes, third-party hosts, or
 certificate authorities would have a pathway to contribute with less
 reluctance. An alternate but less reassuring (and harder for you) option
 could be maintaining a hidden service on oniongit.eu.

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