I find it very frustrating that the slightest typo in trying to access the wiki tends to land me on the getfedora.org site. I hope we can find a way to clean this up.

These are two different kinds of use cases. Actually we have in place several redirects for the old fedoraproject.org website.

• We have specific redirects from old pages we rewrote in getfedora, like sponsors, keys, verify etc.
• We use another master template for building the website, applying a generic redirect to getfedora for any page which will get you to the index.
• If you have a typo in the wiki it should not redirect you to getfedora, but fall back to the index and ask you if you want to create a new page.
• I don't know how many people still type the www prefix (I don't, even for websites where it is required...), but I see this as a possible issue. We could think about another specific redirect for www URLs to non-www URL, this way if you type https://www.fedoraproject.org/wiki/Council you should get to https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Council

@kevin any other option?

Other issue happening in the wiki (I'm not sure if is a bug or a feature) is that pages get empty if you finish the URL with /
e.g.: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Council/

That's a wiki "feature".

@x3mboy generally you should never use a trailing slash in a website URL, because it indicates a directory, while if you leave it away, it is a file.
Normally, if you write the URL without the trailing slash and you mean a directory, the webserver will redirect you to the right page, or better, add the slash for you and go to the index.html of that directory. The other way around, if you add the slash and you mean a file instead, the webserver will not find this directory, but he won't even look out for a corresponding file, which will result in a 404.

Is this still an issue or has it been fixed with the new wiki?
https://www.fedoraproject.org/wiki/Council is redirecting me to the Council page now.