Attracting new users is a good thing but a more important focus would be to build a redundancy of competent developers who can deal with our infrastructure and the nonsense that Debian/RedHat keep lobbing at us. YOUR pet project may be helpful or a pure delight but it does nothing to support the tasks that are necessary to maintain Devuan's viability. Please start pulling in the direction that will sustain Devuan's future. Time to saddle up, folks!

Isn't a corner where the dunces go to sit and reflect on their unskillful actions?

Sorry . . . couldn't resist . . . 

Hahaha! Thanks for the clarification.

Let's just close it.

Please do let us know when/if you ever figure it out. 

Why are you even touching Lunduke's nonsense and taking it seriously? You are all over the place and seem to have no guardrails and it concerns me that you will step in a big pile that will negatively impact Devuan. Please take it down a notch. You are not qualified to speak for or about Devuan in any way. Please try to find something to contribute to Devuan that will actually be useful . . .

Please do let us know when/if you ever figure it out. 

That is not how Devuan works. YOU need to ACTIVELY frequent places where bugs are reported like https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/list/devuan-dev.en.html and if one suits your skills, take it on and fix it. Didn't rrq explain that to you a few posts up?

Greetings Uityyy! Nice to see you on the forum . . .

Devuan contributors are 99% self-motivated. Since only you know you skills and interests, wouldn't it be more logical for you to hang around and if you see something that needs attention and piques your interest, just do what needs to be done and submit the fix? There are very few times I have ever asked someone to do something and then only after knowing them for some time. IOW . . . this is not a top down organization where we assign projects. If you see something that needs attention perhaps discuss it on our channels then just do it or not.

Someone has quietly been working on the 4th or 5th attempt to create a viable wiki for several years. The only one that had any value (IMO) was the first which was self-hosted by a user and admined by a few of us who have been here since the fork. We eventually burned out and there was actually very little value in most of the content created by individuals scratching their own itch instead of content that would  be valuable to other users.

IMO a wiki is a low priority project for Devuan. We need more hands on deck capable of dealing with the transformation of packages from Debian to Devuan and avoiding the onslaught of challenges being thrown at us by Debian and their corporate masters nearly daily. Focusing on a wiki is a bit like fiddling while Rome burns . . .

Now I get your nic. Hopefully you'll grow up some day .

Hey stargate-sg1-cheyenne-mtn . . . Thanks for finding and updating the link to Steve Litt's most excellent resource. Another reminder that things are in constant flux . . .