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On the drupal.org/about page at the bottom there is access for authenticated users to add a child page. I'm sure this is not intended and I did refrain from creating a child page. :)

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leehunter’s picture

leehunter commented
Title: Access to create child article on drupal.org/about page » Restrict ability to create child pages of certain pages
Issue summary: View changes
Issue tags: +docs infrastructure

Yes and no. It's a wiki, so creating a child page is permitted but yeah, we don't really want to encourage people to add stuff at that level. Unfortunately I don't think there's any mechanism to turn that off.

I've updated the title, since we should have the ability to do this in other places.

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jhodgdon
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Project: Documentation » Drupal.org content
Component: Docs infrastructure » Other
Category: Bug report » Feature request
Issue tags: -docs infrastructure

I'm going to move this to the Content group. We do not probably want to restrict the ability to create child pages for the Community Documentation, but it may be appropriate for the Content sections of drupal.org.

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Status: Active » Postponed

This will be part of the content strategy work that is being done this year. Check out this post about the work in progress.

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Status: Postponed » Closed (outdated)

It is no longer possible to create child pages on https://www.drupal.org/about.