1. Tools page - /tools - a high level overview of tools we have at VHS
2. Group pages - /wiki/groups/* - for every area that has a committee, create a page like /wiki/groups/3dprinting/ with info like:
   • what tools need training
   • how to get training
   • rules, policies, guidelines
   • links to training guides, login/booking pages, etc. (e.g. laser.vanhack.ca and booking.vanhack.ca for the laser)
3. TBD - for the rest of the info on the wiki we will need a small number of sections not related to a specific tool or a committee.

This is different from the old “areas” pages, because those were mapped to physical locations at VHS. This is mapped to committees, which have become much more important at VHS since the time when most of the wiki was structured.

Some decisions to make:

1. do tools belong to committees? i.e. do we move the individual tools from /wiki/tools/hammer to /wiki/area/woodshop/hammer or /wiki/area/woodshop/tools/hammer? Leaning towards keeping tools separate, because multiple committees may have involvement with a single tool

• Current answer is NO, tools stay in /wiki/tools.

1. what is the url pattern for these new committee sections?

• /wiki/committee/3dprinting/
• /wiki/area/3dprinting
• /wiki/3dprinting
• /wiki/groups/3dprinting ← We are going with this one for now. If you have a better idea, let me (cory) know!

This plan is quite different from the current, ad-hoc, structure. e.g. the laser cutter has a whole section in the tools directory. i.e. there is /wiki/tools/laser_cutter/training and /wiki/tools/laser_cutter/msds and about 25 other pages. This plan would keep /wiki/tools/laser_cutter as a single page with basic info about the laser, and then move everything else to /wiki/groups/lasercutter/ (or something similar)

1. VHS - rules, codes, guidelines, howto for events, what is a shhh
2. Groups - or Committees or Areas, see above
3. Resources - pages with general info, like https://vanhack.ca/wiki/food - but move things like the individual “member written guides” into the Group it's related to - e.g. if it's an arduino guide, add it to the Electronics group

1. VHS
2. Wiki
3. The Space
4. Resources
5. How To
6. Events
7. Policies

1. admin
2. arc
3. area
4. committees
5. events
6. hacks
7. infrastructure
8. knowledge
9. minutes
10. playground
11. policies
12. retirement
13. shhh
14. tidyspace
15. tools
16. tutorials
17. vhswiki
18. wiki
19. wikiattic