Attendance
@ninianepress @milana_cap @leonnugraha @jominney @611shabnam @jyolsna @atachibana @femkreations @sumitsingh
Housekeeping
- Where: #docs channel on Slack
- Tuesday, 18 July 2023, 02:00 PM UTC
- Agenda: Agenda for Docs Team bi-weekly meeting July 18, 2023
- Meeting facilitator: @ninianepress
- Note taker: @ninianepress
Find the complete Transcript of the meeting on Slack.
Upcoming meetings
The next team meeting will be the monthly online Contributor Day which will be held on Jul 25, 2023 at 13:00 UTC.
- Next triage facilitators: @milana_cap
- Next meeting facilitator: @leonnugraha
- Next meeting note taker: @611shabnam
Project checks
- helped a bit with WordPress 6.3 docs
- working on nonces core dev blog post
- Completed adding tasks for 6.3 to the 6.3 Project Board
- The tasks have been sorted into medium priority tasks and high priority tasks
- Created a list of good first issues if you are new to the contributing to the Docs team
- Call for volunteers for 6.3 Documentation in almost ready for publishing
- Has been wrangling, reviewing, and publishing WordPress 6.3 dev notes, mainly for Gutenberg with @milana_cap and @bph‘s help
- Completed #282
- Reviewed a 6.3 doc
Open floor
There were a few mentions and discussions on important issues:
Meeting adjustments for August
As WCUS is coming up in August, the team decided to adjust some meeting dates to accommodate team contributors who will be in attendance.
As such, the meeting on Tuesday, 22 August, 2023 will be an asynchronous meeting in the #docs channel on Slack for WCUS Contributor Day.
The monthly online Docs Team Contributor Day that was previously scheduled for August 22 has now been moved to Tuesday, 29 August, 2023 from 13:00-16:00 UTC.
Call for volunteers announcement and amplification
@femkreations almost has the announcement post calling for volunteers to work on the 6.3 Documentation Project Board.
She requests that once the post has been published, that the team shares it to help spread the word to get more contributors.
Headings and bold text in articles
@611shabnam noticed that some articles have headings that are bold instead of actually being formatted as headings and asked for the protocol.
@femkreations and @leonnugraha answered:
- Generally, we use headings H1 through H3
- Bold is used for block names or to describe screen names and such