Closed cbeams closed 4 years ago
Two first articles added: https://bisq.wiki/Bisq_wallet << special thanks to @MwithM for making it look much nicer https://bisq.wiki/Tor_%26_connectivity << still struggling to get images and screenshots there
I have a couple of topics i want to approach which can be found here. Suggestions are welcome
Is there any place we can put wiki contribution guidelines/suggestions? Maybe just create a new page for it?
I'm particularly interested in specifying that screenshots should omit the OS window border, since everyone runs something different, and to use the same template for all arrows (I have one I've used for all arrows on docs.bisq.network).
Disregard if this isn't a viable/appropriate idea for a wiki.
Is there any place we can put wiki contribution guidelines/suggestions? Maybe just create a new page for it?
Just a new page is fine for a start. See
for reference. Perhaps a page simply titled https://bisq.wiki/Guidelines would be fine for now, simply listing out the various guidelines and rules we'd like to establish.
I'm particularly interested in specifying that screenshots should omit the OS window border, since everyone runs something different
True, but in my experience, the convenience of CMD-SHIFT-4-SPACE whole-window screenshots on macOS are important. And they look very attractive because they capture the drop shadow. I'm not opposed to a style guideline that says that all such screenshots should crop out window trim and shadows, but I'm not sure the end result will actually be better for it. If someone does a guide from ubuntu and captures the look and feel there, and most others do it from macOS, it's not the biggest deal to me personally. Also, some articles may include screenshots of non-Bisq windows, e.g. finder/explorer windows, and there is no way to hide the os-specificity there. Again, I don't have a very strong opinion on this.
and to use the same template for all arrows (I have one I've used for all arrows on docs.bisq.network).
Seems like a good idea. Just wonder if there's actually a common toolset that people will be able to use. I've always liked using Skitch for quickly marking up screenshots. But whatever you see fit.
Closing as superseded by #8. Regarding the (lack of) need for a specific "Knowledge Base" within the wiki, see yesterday's screencast on wiki organization at bisq-network/wiki#16.