FeministWiki - Contribuições do utilizador [pt]

FeministWiki:Todo

2019-02-18T16:47:42Z

SocJusWiz:

* Regular SQL backups to ensure data integrity when restoring a STRATO backup
* Implement single sign-on
* Implement password recovery
* Implement file upload to XMPP
* Look into issue with saving drafts
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Create newsletter
* Add e-mail notifications to forum & co.
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2019-01-26T18:34:21Z

SocJusWiz:

* Implement single sign-on
* Implement password recovery
* Implement file upload to XMPP
* Look into issue with saving drafts
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Create newsletter
* Add e-mail notifications to forum & co.
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-10-07T09:46:32Z

SocJusWiz:

* Implement single sign-on
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Create newsletter
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-23T17:05:08Z

SocJusWiz:

* Implement single sign-on
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-22T23:28:32Z

SocJusWiz:

* Use DKIM and DMARC
* Improve technical documentation: DNS stuff
* Implement single sign-on
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-08T14:27:00Z

SocJusWiz:

* Write technical documentation
* Implement single sign-on
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Copyrights

2018-09-08T12:15:41Z

SocJusWiz:

Any writing of your own that you add to the FeministWiki (the wiki itself) by creating a new page or editing an existing page is implicitly offered to others under the [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike] license, often abbreviated CC-BY-SA. Please follow the given link to read about the meaning of this.

FeministWiki:Copyrights

2018-09-08T12:15:13Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "Any writing of your own that you add to the FeministWiki (the wiki itself) by creating a new page or editing an existing page is implicitly offered to others under the [https:..."

Any writing of your own that you add to the FeministWiki (the wiki itself) by creating a new page or editing an existing page is implicitly offered to others under the [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike] license, often abbreviated CC-BY-SA. Please follow the given link to read about the meaning of this.

FeministWiki:About

2018-09-08T10:52:51Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "FeministWiki is a feminism-focused wiki and more broadly a digital platform offering various services (chat, forum, email, file storage, etc.) to its members. The project was..."

FeministWiki is a feminism-focused wiki and more broadly a digital platform offering various services (chat, forum, email, file storage, etc.) to its members.

The project was started in August 2018 by a computer programmer in his mid 20s, living in Germany, who is sympathetic towards (radical) feminist ideologies, such as opposition to the sex trade, pornography, or the social construct of gender. The project is for him a donation/volunteer-work for the feminist movement, as well as a computer-related hobby; he claims no leadership in the movement.

See the [[Main Page]], [[FeministWiki:Privacy policy]], and [[FeministWiki:General disclaimer]] for more information.

FeministWiki:General disclaimer

2018-09-08T10:42:24Z

SocJusWiz:

See the [[FeministWiki:Privacy policy]] about privacy-related disclaimers.

As of now there are no other disclaimers.

FeministWiki:General disclaimer

2018-09-08T10:42:07Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "See the Privacy policy about privacy-related disclaimers. As of now there are no other disclaimers."

See the [[Privacy policy]] about privacy-related disclaimers.

As of now there are no other disclaimers.

FeministWiki:Privacy policy

2018-09-08T10:38:40Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "This is not a real "privacy policy." I'm no lawyer and neither do I have one. This is an honest summary of everything you might want to know about the FeministWiki and priva..."

This is not a real "privacy policy." I'm no lawyer and neither do I have one. This is an honest summary of everything you might want to know about the FeministWiki and privacy.

The FeministWiki doesn't save anything about you other than your username, your password, and who added you as a member.

Your username needn't correspond to your real name. If it does, note that other members can see it in some places such as the list of names in the chat service: https://chat.feministwiki.org/ Non-members cannot see a list of members, but if you edit the wiki, post on the forum, etc., then your FeministWiki username will be publicly visible. If this is a problem for you, please contact the technician to change your username to one that doesn't relate to your real identity.

Your password is not saved in plain text. Rather, a "salted SHA1 hash" of your password is saved. This means that even in case of a data leak, attackers won't immediately know your password, though it's technically possible for them to figure it out if they try very hard. (This applies to most websites; the FeministWiki is not any less secure in this regard than other websites that require you to log in with a password.) All FeministWiki services use encrypted communication, so your password doesn't travel over the network in plain text either.

Who added you as a member is only visible to the technician, if she/he cares to look it up from the internally kept database.

That's all.

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-08T09:17:55Z

SocJusWiz:

* Write a good About page
* Write technical documentation
* Implement single sign-on
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-07T23:47:15Z

SocJusWiz:

* Write a good About page
* Write technical documentation
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add mailing lists
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-07T23:32:49Z

SocJusWiz:

* Write a good About page
* Write technical documentation
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-06T16:38:43Z

SocJusWiz:

* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-05T21:49:19Z

SocJusWiz:

* Make some security checks
* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-05T18:06:06Z

SocJusWiz:

* Add Mastodon
* Add calendar
* Add blogs (WP?)
* Add Diaspora?
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-02T18:32:16Z

SocJusWiz:

* Add a Mastodon node
* Add calendar
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)

FeministWiki:Técnico

2018-09-02T18:29:40Z

SocJusWiz:

The technician is responsible for the technical infrastructure behind the FeministWiki project. She or he keeps the system running, and offers technical support to members. The technician does '''not''' have a leadership role in the community.

As it's possible for the technician to change over time, it could be seen as a title.

There is a FeministWiki account by the name of "Admin" which can be used by the technician to carry out various administrative tasks on the wiki, forum, etc., although it's possible to grant similar administrative powers to other accounts as well. (For instance, the technician could grant such powers to her or his regular FeministWiki account, so they needn't log out and back in all the time with different accounts when carrying administrative tasks.)

== The first technician ==

The first technician, who built the FeministWiki infrastructure, is [https://twitter.com/@socjuswiz Social Justice Wizard]. His FeministWiki username is SocJusWiz. He also pays the bills needed to run the FeministWiki infrastructure. (About 200 EUR a year.) His work is to be seen as volunteer work, and his financial backing as a donation to the world-wide feminist community.

The technician pledges his allegiance to the feminist cause as defined by the women who have founded and continue to lead the movement in its true spirit, upholding the freedom and human dignity of women and girls without compromise. He encourages to-be technicians, especially women, to get involved in the FeministWiki infrastructure so that the community doesn't need to put an undue amount of trust in him.

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-09-01T18:54:19Z

SocJusWiz:

* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add ejabberd
* Add calendar
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-30T22:06:37Z

SocJusWiz:

* Expand the LDAP scheme to support an addedBy attribute
* Implement a UI for members to add new members
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add ejabberd
* Add calendar
* Import Wikipedia features (infoboxes, citations)
* Send out mails to interested parties
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)

Ajuda:Wiki

2018-08-30T21:56:04Z

SocJusWiz:

This page is aimed to get you started with creating new pages or editing existing pages on the FeministWiki.

== What is a wiki anyway? ==

A wiki is a knowledge base like an encyclopedia, but possibly specialized to a certain topic. Ours is specialized on Feminism.

The core idea behind a wiki is that anyone can edit the content or add new content. However, the FeministWiki puts a limit on that since there are so many anti-feminist trolls out in the wild who would wreak havoc on the wiki if they could edit it. Therefore, instead of allowing everyone to edit, the FeministWiki only allows its members to edit the wiki, although everyone can read it.

Still, since there is the principle of shared authorship over the content, you should not write on the wiki like you would be writing in a blog, on Facebook, or for a newspaper, and you should not feel personally attached to the content you create, as anyone who comes across it might make changes to it (to improve it, hopefully). Similarly, you should feel free to edit any page to improve it, without worrying about being rude to its original author.

The tone of the wiki should be impartial, objective, and factual, even if it clearly takes a feminist viewpoint. For a typical example on how the tone on the wiki should be, you can simply read some Wikipedia articles on feminism for instance:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radical_feminism

== What topics are OK to write about? ==

Anything you think is relevant to feminism in some way, or which you think other feminists might appreciate knowing more about.

It should be obvious from the [[Main Page]] that the FeministWiki is primarily intended for classical and radical feminist ideologies, and the member base will correspond to that. As such, you don't have to worry about liberal/queer feminists taking offense at your writing. However, if there is a topic that's likely to be contentious or divisive among classical or radical feminists, please be careful when writing about it so as not to create unnecessary friction. After all, we all want the FeministWiki to be a comfortable space for its members.

== What if there's a disagreement? ==

Every page on the FeministWiki has an associated Discussion page, also called a Talk page. If you make a change to an article, but the previous author objects and reverts the change, then you can write something on the discussion page of the article in question to start a discussion where you can exchange your views and come to a mutual agreement on how the content should be. For instance, you could ask on the discussion page why the previous author reverted the changes you made, then contact them to make sure they see your inquiry on the discussion page.

The easiest way to start a new discussion on a talk page is to click the "Add section" button on the top right.

== How do I contact another editor? ==

While the FeministWiki infrastructure offers many ways for members to keep in touch (email, forum, chat), the wiki also has its own system for talking to another editor, which might be the best option when you want to talk about something on the wiki, especially since you can't know whether the other editor uses any of the additional communication methods offered by the FeministWiki.

To talk to another editor through the wiki, click on the little "(talk)" link beside their username. This will open the "talk page" of that editor. At the top right you should see a button that says "Add topic", which you can click to add a new section to the user's discussion page.

When you want to discuss about a disagreement in a specific article of the FeministWiki, then it's actually best to use that article's Discussion page for this, instead of writing on another editor's Discussion page. However, the editor who was involved in the dispute may forget to check the discussion page of that article, so you can write a small notice on the user's discussion page to tell them that you would like to start a discussion in the article's discussion page.

== How exactly do we "talk" to each other on a discussion page? ==

When you click on "Add section" in a discussion page, it asks you for a header and the content, but what when you want to reply to someone, or add a further comment to the discussion section you created?

To insert a comment in a discussion page, you write what you want to write somewhere (usually at the end of the section you want to comment on), then put four tilde symbols (~) at the end, which makes the FeministWiki sign off that text with your name. Here's an example on how the signature at the end will look:

This line is a comment left by Social Justice Wizard! [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)

When a discussion drags on, it can become difficult to follow the flow of discussion. Typically, when you respond to someone else's comment, then you prepend your answer with a colon (:) symbol at the start of your text. This makes the wiki software display your comment with an indentation. When you want to make a further comment on something that's already indented, you add a second colon, and so on. Example:

First comment. [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)
:Replying to the first comment, here's a second comment. [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)
::And a third comment, which in turn replies to the second comment. [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)
:But this comment responds to the first one again, not the second or third. [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)
:This ALSO responds to the first comment, not any of the others. [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)
::Now this comment responds to the one directly above it, because it's one layer more indented than it. [[User:SocJusWiz|SocJusWiz]] ([[User talk:SocJusWiz|talk]]) 23:56, 30 August 2018 (CEST)

If it looks a bit confusing, don't worry, you'll get used to it. The example is a bit stupid anyway, since every comment is signed off with the same name.

For reference, here's an archived discussion page from Wikipedia that you can look at to get a feeling for how a real discussion between multiple people might look:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Radical_feminism/Archive_6

== I would like to contribute, but I worry about my grammar skills ==

Don't worry, just add the content! Since this is a wiki, someone with better language skills might come across and improve the grammar. Just make sure that people can understand what you're writing.

== Do I have to pedantically cite everything? ==

It's best for all factual claims to be cited with evidence, but it's not absolutely crucial. If you've read something which you're sure was from a reliable source, but you don't have a link to it anymore, feel free to mention it anyway, and hopefully someone who comes across it will fact-check it and add the necessary citations.

== I have more questions! ==

Feel free to ask the technician: https://twitter.com/@socjuswiz

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-30T12:02:45Z

SocJusWiz:

* Expand the LDAP scheme to support an addedBy attribute
* Implement a UI for members to add new members
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add ejabberd
* Add calendar
* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Send out mails to interested parties
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-28T21:45:52Z

SocJusWiz:

* Expand the LDAP scheme to support an addedBy attribute
* Implement a UI for members to add new members
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Install a web UI for mail
* Add calendar
* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Send out mails to interested parties
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-28T21:43:48Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Implement the tree of trust: ldap entries have an "addedBy" attribute
* Implement a simple UI for users to add new users to ldap (probs a simple HTML5 UI)
* Install a web UI for mail
* Add calendar
* Send out mails to interested parties

Ajuda:Wiki

2018-08-28T21:42:54Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "This page is aimed to get you started with creating or editing pages on the FeministWiki. (todo)"

This page is aimed to get you started with creating or editing pages on the FeministWiki.

(todo)

FeministWiki:Técnico

2018-08-28T21:36:15Z

SocJusWiz:

The technician is responsible for the technical infrastructure behind the FeministWiki project. She or he keeps the system running, and offers technical support to members. The technician does '''not''' have a leadership role in the community.

As it's possible for the technician to change over time, it could be seen as a title.

There is a FeministWiki account by the name of "Admin" which can be used by the technician to carry out various administrative tasks on the wiki, forum, etc., although it's possible to grant similar administrative powers to other accounts as well. (For instance, the technician could grant such powers to her or his regular FeministWiki account, so they needn't log out and back in all the time with different accounts when carrying administrative tasks.)

== The first technician ==

The first technician, who built the FeministWiki infrastructure, is [https://twitter.com/@socjuswiz Social Justice Wizard]. His FeministWiki username is SocJusWiz. He also pays the bills needed to run the FeministWiki infrastructure. (About 200 EUR a year.) His work is to be seen as volunteer work, and his financial backing as a donation to the world-wide feminist community.

The technician pledges his allegiance to the feminist cause as defined by the women who have founded and continue to lead the movement in its true spirit, upholding the freedom and human dignity of women and girls without compromise. In particular, he promises not to become another Charles Clymer. He encourages to-be technicians, especially women, to get involved in the FeministWiki infrastructure so that the community doesn't need to put an undue amount of trust in him.

FeministWiki:Técnico

2018-08-28T18:38:47Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "While the technician has control over the technical infrastructure and (so far) carries the costs, he pledges to remain loyal to the feminist cause by not trying to appoint hi..."

While the technician has control over the technical infrastructure and (so far) carries the costs, he pledges to remain loyal to the feminist cause by not trying to appoint himself as some sort of leader. (In other words, I'm not going to be another Charles Clymer.) The technician will always be the technician first, a financer second (which might be replaced by public funding in the future), and lastly he will try to be a useful regular member. The technician welcomes other (and ideally female) technicians to get in touch to gain insight into the infrastructure, so that they would be able to recreate it in case of a catastrophe. Backups of the data will be available to others as well. This way, the community shouldn't need to put an undue amount of trust into the sole technician. After all, feminism is primarily a movement by women, for women.

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-27T23:09:34Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust: ldap entries have an "addedBy" attribute
* Implement a simple UI for users to add new users to ldap (probs a simple HTML5 UI)
* Write instructions on how to connect email
* Add calendar
* Send out mails to interested parties

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-27T23:08:54Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust: ldap entries have an "addedBy" attribute
* Implement a simple UI for users to add new users to ldap (probs a simple HTML5 UI)
* Write instructions on how to connect email
* Send out mails to interested parties

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-26T13:54:39Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust: ldap entries have an "addedBy" attribute
* Implement a simple UI for users to add new users to ldap (probs a simple HTML5 UI)
* Add mail server and accounts
* Send out mails to interested parties

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-26T12:10:52Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust (can ldap do this?)
* Implement a simple UI for users in the tree of trust to manage their node in the tree (probs a simple HTML5 UI)
* Add mail server and accounts
* Close LDAP port to outside
* Send out mails to interested parties

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-26T02:14:51Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust (can ldap do this?)
* Implement a simple UI for users in the tree of trust to manage their node in the tree (probs a simple HTML5 UI)
* Add mail server and accounts
* Send out mails to interested parties

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-25T16:08:17Z

SocJusWiz:

* Import Wikipedia infoboxes
* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust (can ldap do this?)
* Implement a simple UI for users in the tree of trust to manage their node in the tree (probs a simple HTML5 UI)

FeministWiki:Todo

2018-08-25T15:44:40Z

SocJusWiz: Created page with "* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...) * Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node * Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd) * Add an IRC serv..."

* Add optional two-factor authentication (Google authenticator, OpenLDAP, OpenOTP...)
* Add a GNU Social or Mastodon node
* Add an XMPP node (probs ejabberd)
* Add an IRC server (probs inspircd)
* Implement the tree of trust (can ldap do this?)
* Implement a simple UI for users in the tree of trust to manage their node in the tree (probs a simple HTML5 UI)