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General

The Barcamp Wiki is used to collaboratively plan each camp.

Typically each location has its own wiki homepage and a number of subpages.

UsingTheBarCampWiki

Conventions

• Each location should have a homepage. The page name should be in the form BarCampLocation.
• For multiple events happening at the same location, events should be numbered with Roman Numerals.
  The first event in the series would beBarCampLocationI, the second BarCampLocationII, the eighth BarCampLocationVIII ... 
• Don't use spaces in page names. Note the lack of spaces in the above page names. E.g. BarCamp, BarCampSanFrancisco,BarCampSanFranciscoCampers etc.
• If you have multiple pages for your event, start them all with the base page name.
  For example, if there's a page for sponsors for Bar Camp Dallas, it might be called BarCampDallasSponsors instead of "Dallas Sponsors" or, even worse just "Sponsors". A name like "Sponsors" should be used only for a page that applies to _all_ Bar Camps.

Typical content areas

Most camps are inspired by one that came before, copying the template of previous camps. Here are common content areas:

• Description with link to Upcoming.org event
• Who, What, When, Where (w/ directions & map), Why
• Hosts
• Planners
• Campers
• Task list
• Needs list
• Carpooling / housing needs
• Who's talking about us?
• Proposed Sessions / Topics
• Sponsors
• Notes

Gardening the wiki

Check out RefactorMe for ideas on how you can pitch in!

As BarCamp winds down, it would be a big help if you could jump in and refactor this wiki. Things you could do:

• Clean up text
• Add links
• Aggregate and archive external media
• Create index pages (a list of links around a topic)
• Assign KeyWords
• Update SEO
• Take out the trash
• Perhaps help archive the original BarCamp, BarPlanners, BarCampers, BarSponsors to a set prefixed with something like BarCampOne orPaloAlto2005, e.g. PaloAlto2005, PaloAlto2005Planners, PaloAlto2005Campers, PaloAlto2005Sponsors