Issue #571: Convert Logo Usage Guidelines policy to asciidoc (to publish as part of Council policies) - design

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#571 Convert Logo Usage Guidelines policy to asciidoc (to publish as part of Council policies)

Opened 6 years ago by mattdm. Modified 3 years ago

I'm on a mission to establish the wiki as collaborative team workspace rather than as a documentation site, for either project or end-user documentation. I'd like to move https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Logo/UsageGuidelines to the Council policy documentation (there's going to be a new subsection under https://docs.fedoraproject.org/fedora-project/council/policies.html).

In order to do that, it should be converted to asciidoc. Anyone want to take a stab at that?

It'd also be interesting to have the history from https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Logo/History and https://web.archive.org/web/20051125211849/http://capstrat.com/development/fedora/index.php — but probably as a separate page!

duffy commented 6 years ago

How does asciidoc work for displaying large sets of images? Also how will ACLs work so we can update when we need to?

duffy commented 6 years ago

@mattdm any ideas?

mattdm commented 6 years ago

@duffy Sorry, I missed that. We would have a number of options with images, although it's not meant to be in image gallery really. See http://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-writers-guide/#images for that.

For ACLs, you'd have a Pagure git repo that you can manage however you like.

x3mboy commented 5 years ago

I can work with it if the guidelines are already written. I can upload the .adoc file here, to updated it, you can talk with @bex about it. The main idea is for each SIG/WG/sub-project can manage their own documents in a pagure repo.

duffy commented 5 years ago

One complication here is that legal hasn't approved them.

duffy commented 5 years ago

OK, @mattdm and i just talked about this, here's a rough plan:

@x3mboy if you can convert the guidelines as is (including the disclaimer statement at the top, it's important) that would be super awesome
I'm towards the end of the process of getting the Fedora CoreOS logo approved, we also have the new IoT logo, and Silverblue. I will start the process of drafting those guidelines, and will write them into asciidoc once the current ones are converted.
Once the new logos are integrated into the guidelines, we'll have legal do a fresh pass so we can drop the disclaimer