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On a pedantic note 'one user' is not gender specific and need not be replaced with a gendered pronoun, the edit could have been simply 'you can make that user the owner...'. In general though I have always felt that there is a risk in quibbling about either mass editing or small scale pronoun replacement, the risk being that AU misses the wheel of change completely. For myself I would have approved the edit, not just as a moderator but as a person who believes that the changes sweeping the world in terms of gender are well overdue and something to be fostered in the AU community.
@muru Thanks for perhaps unintentionally giving me a good laugh :). You are quite correct, the facts are all there but what I miss is a slightly more concise and well written answer that would be a great canonical question and answer for a Duplicate closure. So yes: prettier :)
@Seth Thank you for making it all much clearer! I see as well on this 'on topic' page: askubuntu.com/help/on-topic in the section Questions that You May Ask: "Services provided by Ubuntu and Canonical." and I would argue that the Ubuntu Wiki is well covered there. I realise that what exact is meant by 'services' is open for debate 🙂
@terdon Looks like there is a reasonable answer available on AU as @muru has pointed out on that thread. But what are your thoughts on ubuntu-wiki questions in AU in general?
@Nmath You make an excellent point, certainly that is a point that could be made clear in the tag info for ubuntu-wiki which in its current state is not terribly helpful. If the community decides to go that way of course. Once we have thrashed out a consensus here I suspect the path would be: 1. A formal answer here for future reference (I will be happy to do that) 2. Alter the tag itself to reflect this.
@ArturMeinild I agree with you completely: questions about upgrading from 20.04 or 21.10 to 22.04 are on-topic in Ask Ubuntu. I believe that when Canonical gives a release date and time for a major release that is the date and time that all questions are on-topic for that major release (with the usual caveats). As for the update issues currently being experienced that has been nicely answered here: askubuntu.com/a/1404011/57576 and hopefully 'in the next couple of days' this will be sorted...
