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To help us with this wiki, just choose a task below and put your name next to it. When you are finished, move the task to the finished tasks section at the bottom of the page. See also What you can do to promote solar cooking.
[edit] One-time tasks
- Go to each page listed here. Click the most representative image. Add the "Panel cooker plans" category to the image.
- Edit this template so that each newsletter links to both the HTML version and the PDF version. I have done the first item. Copy that format. The URLs can be found on this page.
- Go to each page in Category:Australia and add a category for the Australia state that the person or NGO is located. Use Wikipedia to look this up if necessary.
- Go through all solar cooker models listed in French wiki and make sure pages exist for these in the English wiki. Make a brief page in the English wiki with a photo and link to the French wiki (using {{GoogleLinkFromFrench}}) for each missing model.
- Implement on the site the new definition of a stub: An article with no text other than links and categories. A stub is now officially a page that has no text at the top before the first section (External links, Contact, etc.). Thus go through all Category:Cooking Stubs, Category:NGO Stubs, etc. and remove the stub template if the page has some text
- Add a page for each of the cookers listed here: Missing designs (Some may already exisit). Upload photo of each and link to datasheet. I have done this for the AoChi cooker.
[edit] Wishlist
- Go through old newsletters and add links to good, general-purpose article like this one.
- Go to each country page and add {{NetworkMembersByCountry}} underneath the Individuals section. See an example of how this was done on Bolivia. Or reorganize the whole contacts section using embedded templates.
- Create a page in the Solar Cooking Archive that will track hits coming from our site to Google translation. Which pages are being translated into which languages?
- Write to all solar cooker manufacturers here and invite them to add pages to the wiki.
- Add an "Events" section to the to of every (or only the most popular) country pages. Did this for USA and Mexico.
- Add details from many different NGOs about how they have set up Microcredit.
[edit] On-going tasks
- Keep an eye on Special:Webtools to see what people are searching for. Add redirects to make sure that common search phrases land at the right page.
- Add information to the pages marked as stubs.
- Add a trivia question to the top page with an answer available in the site.
[edit] Completed tasks
- Done: Ben Hedrick Download all PDFs from this site. Name each one with the full title of the paper plus a hyphen and then the author's name and the year (2009). For example, the first paper under the Solar Food (Products & Processes) category should have this filename: Ten years of experience with the mobile solar kitchen and pancake shop - Michael Götz 2009.pdf. After downloading all PDFs, upload them to the Wiki. As you upload the files, mark them as Fair Use and add this text to the Summary textbox: This paper was presented at the International Solar Food Processing Conference 2009.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Copy all News You Send items from the latest newsletter into the News and recent developments section of each country.
- Done:Michael Michalowicz Go to all pages listed in Category:Mexico and add a new category right after "Mexico" that is the name of the state. See Gregory Schaeper as an example.
- Done:Michael Michalowicz Write to all the people linked to on the right-hand side of this page and tell them about the Calendar of events, letting them know that they can add their own events to it, or that they can mail them to webmaster@solarcooking.org.
- Done:Michael Michalowicz Go to each of these pages and fix the categories.
- Done:Michael Michalowicz Look at each name in this list. Make sure that each name is correctly alphabetized by last name. If you find one out of order, such as David Denkenberger, go to that page and edit the categories so each category indicates the correct last name after a "|" character.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Create redirects from the words below to point to Hard porridge. To do this, add #Redirect [[Hard porridge]][[Category:Foods requiring special handling]] to each red linked page here: In Benin it's Fufu, in Ghana it's Banku, in Togo it's Futu, Bouillie in Mali, Pap in Namibia, Funje in Angola, Putupap, Ngoni or Nsima in South Africa.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Create a logo for the Spanish wiki. Use this text: "El Wiki de las Cocinas Solares" as the title and "patrocinado por Solar Cookers International" at the bottom.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Create a page for Gregory Schaeper using text, info, and images from email the I sent.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Reupload this pdf file, adding "Grupo Fenix" to the front of the filename. Then go to the Grupo Fenix page and update the link. Delete the old pdf with the improper name. All images and pdfs need to contain the who, what, and when in the title.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Add page for the person mentioned near the end of this video. He's in Mexico.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Add a page for this NGO. Use photos at bottom of the page. Tom will add text. Add {{GoogleTranslateLinksFromSpanish}}.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz Add an article called Sun Scoop. Take screen shot of this video to use as an image on the page, and also imbed the video. Do a see also to Stephen Harrigan and his NGO.
- Done: Michael Michalowicz -Copy each item in News You Send from latest newsletter to the corresponding country pages in the Wiki.
See also Archived completed tasks.
