update

[Andrew Kane]

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I've just done a bunch of work on the wiki, which ought hopefully to
aid in keeping it organized as we go forward.
At this moment, *everything* on the wiki is categorized. Most of the
links on the Main Page now point to top-level category pages. The
categories aren't 100% correct or even rational, but they are more
easily repaired than the manual lists of links we have had before.
I'm hoping that future editors of the wiki will take this category
structure into account, and place any new pages into at least one of
the categories in Special:Categories. It would be good if we can avoid
excessively proliferating the number of top-level categories too much.

The current structure of categories (which is, unfortunately, not
easily visible from that flat list) is the result of ad-hoc edits over
the last five years. It's almost certainly not optimal for what we're
doing. I'm hoping that some folks will see fit to look it over and
make or suggest changes to the structure.

In other news. I accidentally lost all the commits to my git
repository for the last two weeks. This means that the progress I'd
made on the install server script is lost and I'll have to re-do it.
This further means that the volunteer database project is delayed by
at least that amount of time. Sorry about that.

It occurs to me that I and a fair few others are doing a lot of work
for FGSEA outside the walls of the FCS. Does the time spent doing
software development, twiddling servers, or editing the wiki count
towards whatever it is for which we're tracking our hours? In other
words, should I be writing down on the google-sheet my 4 hours working
on the wiki today or the 8 hours making scripts last week?
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[Jon @ freegeek-sea]

Hi Andrew, 

Volunteer hours can be tracked for offsite work also, so long as it's logged with appropriate detail (esp of it's toward a specific project delivery).

Thanks,

Jon

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[boxc...@freegeekseattle.org]

Yeah log it all, just make a note of what it was.