Here are some ways you can contribute and help maintain the wiki:

1. Adding Content: If you have insights, tips, or tutorials related to PostgreSQL, don't hesitate to share them by creating new articles. Your expertise can benefit others in the PostgreSQL community.
2. Improving Existing Articles: Enhance the quality of articles by correcting errors, updating outdated information, and providing clearer explanations. Every small improvement can make a big difference.
3. Defining Categories: If you come across content that is not properly categorized, take a moment to assign appropriate categories. Well-defined categories make navigation more intuitive for users.
4. Language Contributions: If you are fluent in a language not covered in the user documentation, consider translating important articles into that language. This will expand the reach of PostgreSQL knowledge to a wider audience.
5. Fixing Broken Links: If you notice broken links or missing references, help keep the wiki reliable by fixing these issues. This ensures that users can access the intended information without frustration.
6. Adding Language Tags: If you find articles without language tags for non-English content, add the relevant language tags to make it easier for users to identify the language of the article.
7. Providing Feedback: If you have suggestions to improve the structure or organization of the wiki, share your ideas with the community. Your feedback can lead to meaningful enhancements.

Remember, maintaining the wiki is a collaborative effort, and even small contributions can have a positive impact. By sharing your knowledge and expertise, you help build a robust and helpful resource for PostgreSQL users worldwide.

User Accounts

To contribute to this wiki, you'll need a PostgreSQL community account, which is the same account used for news and event submissions on www.postgresql.org.

All activity on this site should follow the PostgreSQL Project Policies.

NOTE: due to spam activity "editor" privileges are granted manually. If you just created a new community account or if your current account used to have "editor" privileges ask on either the PostgreSQL -www Mailinglist or the PostgreSQL IRC Channel (direct your request to 'pginfra', multiple individuals in the channel highlight on that string) for help. Please include your community account name in those requests.