= Objective = Figure out what to keep, what to not keep, and what to add to torproject.org. = Definitions = * content means anything that goes on a website, including text that you want to display to users, graphical elements such as banners and pictures, to additional resources (manuals, videos, etc.). # Methodology Linda will go talk to each of the stakeholders for each portal of the website, identify their needs, and figure out what content will best serve those needs. = Results = **Content for Torproject.org:** * Tor Browser download link* * Call for donations and donation link* * Tor mission statement/what is Tor* * A detailed about Tor page * Mission statement * Vision * Operations * Any legalese to talk about Tor and dangers of using Tor * Organizational stuff: * Job listings * Information about the Tor board with bio on each member * List of current TPI employees * List of current contractors * List of financial sponsors * Legal forms and taxes for transparency * Press stuff: * Guidelines to writing about Tor in the press * Contact information for our communications director * List of press articles on Tor, filter by country, date, type of publication, and topic (anonymity, censorship, etc.) * Our social media pages * Policy on using our public information on wiki/blog/etc * Affiliations * Sponsors and donors (like https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/donors/) * Associated organizations (ooni, library freedom project, tails, etc.) * Any societies or communities we are officially a part of (Internet defense league? PETS?) ** Content for dev.torproject.org** * Calendar of project releases, team meetings, and deadlines* * Mailing lists, wiki pages, and IRC channels* * List of teams and points of contact* * Onboarding materials for getting started with each team * Details on how each team works * Projects each team is doing * Roadmap for each team * List of products we work on: * Tor Browser * Onion browser * Orfox/Orbot * Metrics page, etc... * Technical design proposals * Resources/tutorials * Tor manual, alpha manual * Understanding bridges * Verifying signatures * Configuring a hidden service * Installing tor source * Configuring a relay * Mactports * Git repos we are associated with: code, images, etc. * Tips on how to find your way around projects/code * Tips on navigating tickets * How to download the source code * How to incorporate Tor into your application * information about trademarks and use of the word Tor **Content for support.torproject.org** * Overview of products* * Tor browser vs onion browser vs orbot/orfox * Other products that use tor that we know of * how to install tor* * Instructions for each OS * How to resolve common tor browser use errors * Support FAQs* * Get tor * Tor Browser manual * Tor glossary * Tor relay operator support * Tor onion service operator support * Trademark FAQ * Abuse FAQ * Legal FAQ **Content for community.torproject.org** * Different ways to volunteer* * Run a relay for us * Contribute to our code * Translate for us * Help run our community * Contribute design * Do research on Tor * Sign up for to voluntarily test tor for us when we release something * Outreach* * Tor teaching materials * Tor talking materials for presentations * Tor promotional materials * Countries where we need the most outreach * Calendar of events you can attend that will do outreach * Contacts with local people who are also doing outreach * What we need help with the most* * Calendar of events where you can meet the greater tor community * Community governance documents * Behavioral guidelines * Expectations when volunteering for Tor * Definition of tor community vs TPI * Information on the community council