For those who edit wiki pages about GSoC, remarks about titles.
I think that the titles of pages must be conditioned somehow.
Now in https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/_pages it is very hard to
orient about GSoC program:
...
About me:
GsoC 2011 Application Geoffrey Ehrman
GSoC 2011 Application by Oleksandr Gituliar
Google Summer of Code 2011 Application Template
Gsoc 2011 application yuri karadzhov
Google Summer of Code 2011 Project Ideas
GSoC 2011 Organization Application
GSoC Current Applications
GSoC Previous Applications
...
Random Variables
...
I supposed that it is because of GitHub wiki processor which
automatically parse pages and extract *title of pages* (Markdawn,
reStructuredText formats, but not MediaWiki format).
E.g for Markdown format:
# Title of Page
for reStructuredText format:
Title of Page
================
And do it independently of the *page name* (bold in edit mode, that
related with url of page):
GsoC-2011-Application-Geoffrey-Ehrman
GsoC-2011-Application-Oleksandr-Gituliar
GSoC-2011-Application-Template
Gsoc-2011-application-yuri-karadzhov
GSoC-2011-Ideas
GSoC-2011-Organization-Application
Gsoc-current-applications
GSoC-Previous-Applications
GSoC-Proposal---Random-Variables
So I offer:
To use `GSoC-2011`. Neither `GsoC-2011` nor `GSoC`.
with Uppercase of your name and "application" word,
But be careful, if you change the page name (not page title) then do not
forget relink it in others pages.
Thanks.
Alexey U.
> Hi,
>
> For those who edit wiki pages about GSoC, remarks about titles.
>
> I think that the titles of pages must be conditioned somehow.
>
> Now in https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/_pages it is very hard to orient about GSoC program:
>
> ...
> About me:
> GsoC 2011 Application Geoffrey Ehrman
> GSoC 2011 Application by Oleksandr Gituliar
> Google Summer of Code 2011 Application Template
> Gsoc 2011 application yuri karadzhov
> Google Summer of Code 2011 Project Ideas
> GSoC 2011 Organization Application
> GSoC Current Applications
> GSoC Previous Applications
> ...
> Random Variables
> ...
>
>
> I supposed that it is because of GitHub wiki processor which automatically parse pages and extract *title of pages* (Markdawn, reStructuredText formats, but not MediaWiki format).
Does it? I though it asked your for the page name when you create a new page?
>
> E.g for Markdown format:
>
> # Title of Page
>
> for reStructuredText format:
>
> Title of Page
> ================
>
>
> And do it independently of the *page name* (bold in edit mode, that related with url of page):
>
> GsoC-2011-Application-Geoffrey-Ehrman
> GsoC-2011-Application-Oleksandr-Gituliar
> GSoC-2011-Application-Template
> Gsoc-2011-application-yuri-karadzhov
> GSoC-2011-Ideas
> GSoC-2011-Organization-Application
> Gsoc-current-applications
> GSoC-Previous-Applications
> GSoC-Proposal---Random-Variables
>
> So I offer:
>
> To use `GSoC-2011`. Neither `GsoC-2011` nor `GSoC`.
> with Uppercase of your name and "application" word,
Yes, let's use this convention. Title the page like "GSoC 2011 Application Your Name". Someone go ahead and rename all existing pages to this format.
Aaron Meurer
>
> But be careful, if you change the page name (not page title) then do not forget relink it in others pages.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Alexey U.
>
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Yes, it does. By my experience it does it for Markdown and
reStructedText, but not for MediaWiki formats.
-
Alexey U.