[sdnog] documenting all the tips and practices on SdNOG website

[Samir Abullatif]

yes while I agree with you on the principle. I was just wondering about the "how" in term of communication method.

the traditional way of most "NOGs" usually involve discussion on the mailing lists.

but based on my experience I've noted that generally either on SdNOG or by discussion with other engineers that people engage more on social media for SdNOG posts and engineers mostly bookmarks blogs instead of wiki
I want to hear from other people is this issue unique to Sudan or you face the same pattern

in my opinion, I think people are moving from the mailing lists/wiki towards social/blogs as they can be more "web 2.0".
beside some other local factors we have such as some operators offer free access to some social websites.

​-Samir

February 10 2016 12:03 PM, "Mukom Akong T."  wrote:
Isn't that what the wiki is for? What's required now may just be a process to get that done. 
A useful discussion with some best practice is discussed in the mailing list. 

A volunteer writes up summary of the discussion on the wiki

The community reviews & updates it

Etc etc
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On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 8:27 PM -0800, "Samir Abullatif"  wrote:
 Greetings

I'd like to propose the idea of implementing a blog-like or a best practices section on the SdNOG website for all the tips, discusstions, and practices discussed on the mailing list or any other contribution. I know I can just view the mailing list archive, but I believe transforming it to a web-based allows for better accessibility, category based classification and so on.
-Samir
-Samir
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