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I share your concerns. I've been chatting with a few people about this and made various false starts... It might not be my project, but I felt I could write do
by winny314 3y ago
I share your concerns. I've been chatting with a few people about this and made various false starts... It might not be my project, but I felt I could write down the risks I saw in how the wiki is ran: https://nixos.wiki/wiki/User:Winny/WikiRisks https://nixos.wiki/wiki/User:Winny/WikiRisks (including vulnerable server software)
- freeere 3y agoAnd why don't you setup a new server yourself but instead just complain and wait? Also your cves if they are real why not showing how to exploit them?
- Mic92 3y agoBecause forking is also expensive and people would need to discover the new domain. Otherwise I would already have done it. We already have the issue of having too many different sources of documentation. And hacking the wiki is the last thing I want to do... I don't want get visits from the police from $someone.
- winny314 3y agoAgreed. We want the wiki to listen to the community's needs and ensure continuity of it. This means a team is likely needed.
- joooscha 3y agoThe next big problem with NixOS documentation is that there are a lot of smaller tutorials scattered around the web. Every page with a different style, focus, and depth. What we need is one central wiki, where any problem search can begin. This is what makes the Arch wiki so great.