sarahnovotny Wrote:

> I’d like to offer a MONSTER thank you to talkingnews and tsbolzonello
> for helping battle the wiki spam. 

The least I can do in return for this great nginx server! email sent :)

> Next up is going through the existing content to audit and update the
> remaining pages.  If any of you are interested in helping and have
> trouble editing, please send me and email.

Thought I'd reply on-list to see what others think here:

Regarding those other pages, what about pages like this? http://wiki.nginx.org/Bugs - I know it says "old/obsolete", but as it appears second in Google search results, perhaps a redirect to http://trac.nginx.org/nginx/ might make things easier?

Also, the Chinese pages seem to mix between http://wiki.nginx.org/ChsFullExample and http://wiki.nginx.org/CoreModuleChs

I see that in this example: http://wiki.nginx.org/index.php?title=HttpEmptyGifModuleChs&action=history that there's a move to moving the Chs from the start to the end of the URL.

However, nginx is truly international and growing fast - is there any extension, configuration or module for the Wiki which would allow pages to be tagged or grouped by language, so someone could include or exclude a language in search results? I think that would be helpful to have the same page names but under language directories, a bit like php do, eg:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.php
http://www.php.net/manual/pt_BR/language.basic-syntax.php

Also, I know that you can see the "last updated" date by clicking the little calendar on the top right, but I was thinking that it might be useful to have a "last updated" date clearly on the main page, perhaps at the head or foot.

Also, how about an "applies to" section? That way, I could tick "applies to 1.7+" and just get pages containing tips and configs for this version.

Just throwing some thoughts out there - anyone else got any thoughts on that?