Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- wiki:vhswiki:plan [2026/02/15 14:03] – admin
+++ wiki:vhswiki:plan [2026/02/17 11:05] (current) – admin
@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 . Tools page - `/tools` - a high level overview of tools we have at VHS
-. Area pages - `/wiki/*` or `/wiki/area/*` -  for every area that has a committee, create a page like `/wiki/3d-printing/` or `/wiki/area/3d-printing` with info like:
+. 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
@@ Line 16: / Line 16: @@
 Some decisions to make:
-. 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.
+. 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`.
 . what is the url pattern for these new committee sections?
   - `/wiki/committee/3dprinting/`
   - `/wiki/area/3dprinting`
   - `/wiki/3dprinting`
-  - `/wiki/groups/3dprinting` <- i like this one (cory).
+  - `/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/area/lasercutter/` (or something similar)
+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)
-## A list of all committees at VHS, that might need a section:
-. 3d printing
-. Laser cutter
-. paint and mess room
-. electronics
-. wood shop
-. it committee
-. machine shop
-. cnc
-. surplus
-. sewing
-. membership
-. finance
-. welding
 # Proposed sections of the wiki:
-. **Policy** - rules, codes, guidelines, howto for events, what is a shhh
+. **VHS** - rules, codes, guidelines, howto for events, what is a shhh
-. **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
+. **Groups** - or Committees or Areas, see above
-. **Tools** - a list and description of all the tools at VHS
+. **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
-. **Groups** - or Committees or Areas, see above
-. **Wiki** - how to edit the wiki, info about the wiki, etc.
 ## current "sections" of the wiki based on the sidebar: