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Make contributor site findable #202

Closed jberkus closed 2 years ago

jberkus commented 3 years ago

I've lost the URL for the contributor site, and found that there was no way to get to it if you don't already have the URL. There's no link to it from kubernetes.io that I can find, and its google rank is apparently 0.

We need to work on findability for the site if we expect it do do any good. This would include:

  1. Linking from home page or community page of kubernetes.io
  2. Linking from CNCF contributor page
  3. Developing pattern for contributor comms that works as (1) add page to contributor site (2) make announcement that links to contributor site instead of putting content elsewhere
sftim commented 3 years ago

https://kubernetes.io/docs/contribute/ is a guide to contributing to Kubernetes documentation.

I'd like to redirect https://kubernetes.io/docs/contribute/ to https://www.kubernetes.dev/docs/guide/ but there's a problem: localization. https://kubernetes.io/docs/contribute/ is localized; https://www.kubernetes.dev/docs/guide/ is not. If we take the naive approach, we discard all the downstream localizations of https://kubernetes.io/docs/contribute/ and we don't have a good home for them afterwards.

I welcome suggestions on ways forward, without requiring that https://www.kubernetes.dev/ adopts localization. I'm all for localizing https://www.kubernetes.dev/, but that's going to need a lot of interest from people with the skills and the time to help out.

mrbobbytables commented 3 years ago

I welcome suggestions on ways forward, without requiring that https://www.kubernetes.dev/ adopts localization. I'm all for localizing https://www.kubernetes.dev/, but that's going to need a lot of interest from people with the skills and the time to help out.

Multiple groups have shown interest in localizing that content - The first real step will be to migrate the repo to the kubernetes org so we can reuse teams. There are a few other reason for that migration, but easier localization is a big one.

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jberkus commented 3 years ago

/remove-lifecycle stale

This is still an issue.

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jberkus commented 3 years ago

/remove-lifecycle stale

This is still unfixed

k8s-triage-robot commented 3 years ago

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sandipanpanda commented 3 years ago

/remove-lifecycle stale This is still an issue.

jberkus commented 3 years ago

tag @mrbobbytables

So ... this has been stuck on the localization issue for quite a while; we either need a plan for this or an acceptable workaround.

sftim commented 3 years ago

https://kubernetes.io/docs/contribute/ does already signpost to https://k8s.dev/

How about updating https://kubernetes.io/community/ to link there too?

Debanitrkl commented 3 years ago

I can help with this, we had a discussion on this in the sig-contribex upstream marketing team meeting and a few folks from the team will be guiding me about this /assign

chris-short commented 3 years ago

@jberkus Do you know if we at least have 1 and 2 done?

  1. Linking from home page or community page of kubernetes.io
  2. Linking from CNCF contributor page

I can't find the links is why I'm asking and I'm wondering if links ended up on some other page(s)?

If not, I can work on at least these two items.

chris-short commented 2 years ago

@parispittman Can you share access to the Google Search Console for kubernetes.dev? I need to figure out if what we're doing is helping or not and that's usually the best place.

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/lifecycle stale

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/lifecycle rotten

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k8s-ci-robot commented 2 years ago

@k8s-triage-robot: Closing this issue.

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sftim commented 2 years ago

I'm OK with seeing this issue reopened.

chris-short commented 2 years ago

Without additional data from the search engine webmaster tools I'm not sure we can assess what we've done to date has worked or not. I'm fine putting on my SEO hat if I can get access to the tools that help measure change. More specifically..

https://search.google.com/search-console

https://www.bing.com/webmasters/

There is a Google Site Verification DNS TXT record that exists for k8s.dev which leads me to believe there's already a registration there. Access can be shared with other goog accounts I believe here: https://search.google.com/search-console/users