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* Contributor Dashboard (to come) | * Contributor Dashboard (to come) | ||
== Where does the | == Where does the content go? == | ||
Legacy content is migrated to a variety of destinations: | |||
* developer.mozilla.org | * [https://developer.mozilla.org developer.mozilla.org]: The Mozilla Developer Network (MDN). A place for valuable technology content that is maintained/maintainable by the community. Examples: documentation, tutorials, how-tos, contributor guides. | ||
* wiki.mozilla.org | * [https://wiki.mozilla.org wiki.mozilla.org]: The Mozilla Project's public wiki. A place for valuable project-related content that is maintained/maintainable by the community. Examples: project descriptions, meeting minutes, agendas. | ||
* Bedrock | * [https://github.com/mozilla/bedrock/ Bedrock]: The Github repository for www.mozilla.org, a Playdoh/Django project maintained by Mozilla's Web Productions group. A place for valuable content that supports the current engagement/marketing mission of www.mozilla.org and does not require constant content maintenance by content owners. Examples: contact us page, locations page, Firefox product information pages. | ||
* www-archive.mozilla.org | * [http://www-archive.mozilla.org www-archive.mozilla.org]: The www archive. A place for valuable content that a) is no longer appropriate for www.mozilla.org (because it no longer supports the engagement/marketing mission of the site, for example); b) is unchanging (historic/archival) and c) doesn't have any other obvious home. Examples: Release notes for historic versions of Mozilla products. | ||
* EOL | * Custom publishing solution: A custom solution to manage very important content that a) must be maintained and published by content owners and b) cannot be maintained by the community. Examples: policy documents, release notes, security bulletins. | ||
* EOL: End-of-life. Some content is no longer relevant, accurate, or maintained, and should simply be removed. | |||
== Project Tools == | == Project Tools == | ||