On 1/6/20 8:12 AM, Dave Cramer wrote: > > > On Mon, 6 Jan 2020 at 04:57, Valeria Kaplan <vk@dataegret.com > <mailto:vk@dataegret.com>> wrote: > > Hi Umair, > > Thanks for sending this to Manoj, this is a super useful page. > Do you know if there is a particular reason why this info is not on > the main website? > > I think it's super useful, so maybe we could put it > here: https://www.postgresql.org/community/user-groups/ or at least > provide a link to wiki (I guess, it depends whether or not we would > liek to keep using wiki for instructions like that - I personally, > think we shouldn't since only those who are already involved in the > community would be aware of wiki, others will most probably look for > information like that on the main website.). > > All, > what do you think? > > > Personally I find the wiki a terrible place to put anything. It is only > useful if you know that what you are searching for exists and you have > some vague notion of how to search for it. > > +1 for the main page
I think the idea for this page being on the wiki was that it allowed for changes to be made over time, e.g. if there was a new idea for how to do something, a clarification, etc. It also has not been updated since 2015.
That said, I would not be opposed to adding something on the website for how to start a user group, etc. but I think we need to ensure we have some "final" language we've agreed to. It's (relatively) easier to modify a Wiki page than the website.
Perhaps an interim step is to link to the wiki page from the website? We can then work on what we would want the "user group operating manual" page to say on the website, and once ready, commit that.