[02:29:42] <Dresden>	 bd808: bump?
[17:49:54] <wm-bb>	 [telegram] <Thecladis> it is so confusing that tools.wmflabs.org now points to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Portal:Toolforge now. It was different, right?
[17:59:30] <bd808>	 Thecladis: The old landing page you may be looking for is now https://admin.toolforge.org/. This change was part of the https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/News/Toolforge.org migration
[20:27:55] <wm-bb>	 [telegram] <Thecladis> toolforge.org also confusingly leads to wikitech
[20:28:17] <wm-bb>	 [telegram] <Thecladis> that's indeed what I was looking for and could not find a link there, thanks
[21:10:08] <El-Aurian>	 Hi, I'm unsure where to look for the answer to my question, but I thought a hub for the system which stores the largest array of information types would be a good starting point
[21:11:09] <El-Aurian>	 What is the category or term for the different types of information collections? e.g. encyclopedia, ontologies, worksheets/matrixes
[21:12:38] <El-Aurian>	 I think the fundamentals to the question are how the human mind effeciently recognises and interprets information
[21:14:09] <El-Aurian>	 but is there a formal list of general document types?
[21:19:25] <bd808>	 El-Aurian: it is an interesting question, but not very related to the Wikimedia Cloud Services project which is broadly a cloud computing environment for volunteers in the Wikimedia movement.
[21:24:40] <El-Aurian>	 Ok. Is anyone able to advise which area of the wikimedia foundation might have an answer to my question? e.g. is there a thinktank which decides what projects form the wikimedia umbrella?
[21:31:19] <El-Aurian>	 maybe it's Library Science, I'll look into that. Thanks