--- wikisrc/index.mdwn	2009/10/27 03:51:05	1.3
+++ wikisrc/index.mdwn	2013/11/30 16:33:54	1.51
@@ -1,22 +1,28 @@
 [[!template id=note text="""
-#### Getting started:
+#### (?) [[How to edit|wiki/start]]
+#### {*} [[Wiki news|wiki/news]]
+#### {i} [[Sitemap|wiki/sitemap]]
+"""]]
 
-7. Edit via [[wiki/cvs]] or [[wiki/web]].
-7. Play in the [[SandBox]] (or read [[FormattingHelp|ikiwiki/formatting]]).
-7. Create yourself a [[users]] page.
-7. Write whatever you like, wherever you like.
 
---[[schmonz]]
-"""]]
+The NetBSD wiki is a place where NetBSD developers can write or host less formal content, experiment with converting the existing website into a new CMS, and get content published immediately about anything they happen to be doing.
 
-Welcome to the NetBSD wiki! Only NetBSD developers can
-edit. Anyone can read; when there's enough useful content we'll
-make a public announcement.
-
-#### [[!toggle id="sitemap" text="Wiki sitemap"]]
-[[!toggleable id="sitemap" text="""
-[[!map pages="* and !recentchanges and !*popup* and !popup/* and !*.ico and !*.js and !*.css and !*.png and !*.gif"]]
-"""]]
+See the [[Sitemap|wiki/sitemap]] for the complete contents, or use some of the top level topics below.
+
+Send patches/improvements/suggestions/critiques to [www@netbsd.org](mailto:www@netbsd.org), or to any NetBSD developer you happen to find.
+
+
+## Contents
 
-<!-- until we're ready for public consumption -->
-[[!meta robots="noindex, nofollow"]]
+* [[Events|events]] -- NetBSD related events will be listed here
+* [[Summits]] -- Stories from past NetBSD Developer summits
+* [blog](http://blog.netbsd.org) -- Weblog
+* [[Tutorials]] -- Guides & Docs (some from the former user-wiki)
+* [[Features|features]] -- Features of the NetBSD Operating System
+* [[Projects]] -- The big list of work.  Get hacking!
+* [[pkgsrc]] -- pkgsrc docs - the NetBSD package manager
+* [[releng]] -- release engineering
+* [[Users]] -- developer sandbox pages
+* [[Community|community]] -- known community resources
+* [[amazon_ec2]] -- NetBSD on amazon's EC2
+* [[Ports]] -- NetBSD on your hardware