Wanted Pages
Wanted Pages
Section titled “Wanted Pages”These are content gaps identified in a structural review of the wiki. They’re topics that align with our focus areas (cybersecurity, AI/ML, military/veteran, privacy, radio, infrastructure) but don’t yet have dedicated pages — or have only a stub.
Want to help? Each page below is a claimable bounty on the scoreboard.
If you’re new to editing the wiki, see Editing the Wiki and the Obsidian + GitHub Guide.
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”The Privacy section is currently small (10 pages). Most-requested gaps:
privacy/secure-messaging-comparison— Matrix vs Signal vs SimpleX vs Session vs Element. Threat model framing, metadata leakage, device-binding behavior, recovery mechanics.privacy/tor-network-guide— Tor Browser, onion services, running a relay or bridge. Common misuses to avoid.privacy/metadata-hygiene— EXIF stripping, document metadata, geotag scrubbing, browser referrer headers, file-share metadata.privacy/burner-devices-guide— buying, provisioning, and rotating temporary devices. SIM/eSIM considerations.privacy/browser-fingerprinting— what fingerprinting is, mitigation strategies, what works vs theater.privacy/email-anonymity-guide— ProtonMail vs Tutanota vs Skiff vs SimpleLogin/anonaddy aliasing. Threat-model grid.privacy/opsec-for-activists— operational security for journalists, activists, dissidents. Adversary modeling, comms hygiene.privacy/cryptocurrency-privacy— privacy-coin comparison (extends the existing Monero page). Mixing, decoy outputs, view keys.privacy/mixnets-overview— Mixminion, Loopix, Nym. What problem mixnets actually solve vs Tor.
Military / Veteran
Section titled “Military / Veteran”The Military section is well-developed for some topics but missing core transition resources:
military/gi-bill-complete-guide— Chapter 33, Forever GI Bill, transferring benefits, cap rates, school certification.military/va-claims-process— step-by-step disability claim, intent-to-file, C&P exam, supplemental claims, appeals (HLR / BVA).military/mos-to-civilian-translation— mapping common MOSs (ranger, intel, comms, EOD, medic, etc.) to civilian career fields and certifications.military/transition-timeline-checklist— 18-month, 12-month, 6-month, 3-month, 1-month checklists pre-separation.military/security-clearance-guide— maintaining clearance, transferring, breaks in service, periodic reinvestigation, SF-86 prep.military/oconus-transition-resources— separating overseas, SOFA status, international employment, base access post-ETS.military/reserve-guard-transition— part-time service members, dual benefits, drilling/non-drilling status.military/veteran-benefits-overview— VA healthcare enrollment, home loans, vocational rehab, dependents’ benefits.
Cybersecurity
Section titled “Cybersecurity”Only 12 pages despite cybersecurity being a stated focus. Gaps:
cybersecurity/opsec-framework— formal OPSEC methodology applied to red/blue/individual contexts.cybersecurity/threat-modeling— STRIDE, DREAD, attack trees, when to use which.cybersecurity/enterprise-incident-response— distinct from the existing personal-IR page. Tabletop exercises, IR playbooks, retainers.cybersecurity/soc-tooling-overview— SIEM (Splunk / ELK / Wazuh), EDR (Elastic / CrowdStrike), IDS/IPS (Snort / Suricata / Zeek). Strengths, costs, fit.cybersecurity/red-team-tradecraft— adversary emulation frameworks, C2 frameworks (Sliver, Mythic, etc.), reporting standards.cybersecurity/blue-team-tools— defender’s loadout: detection engineering, threat hunting, deception tech.cybersecurity/physical-security-guide— referenced by the cybersecurity index but the page doesn’t exist.cybersecurity/digital-forensics— disk imaging, timeline analysis, memory forensics (Volatility, Rekall).cybersecurity/malware-analysis— static (PE/ELF analysis, strings, YARA) and dynamic (sandbox, debugger) workflow.cybersecurity/common-cves-tracking— CVE landscape, KEV catalog, vendor advisory subscriptions, EPSS scoring.
Infrastructure / Server Guides
Section titled “Infrastructure / Server Guides”Surprisingly thin for a community that runs a lot of self-hosted infrastructure:
infrastructure/reverse-proxy-nginxandinfrastructure/reverse-proxy-traefik— only Cloudflared exists currently.infrastructure/monitoring-prometheus-grafana— node exporter, Grafana dashboards, alerting basics.infrastructure/logging-elk-stack(or Loki) — log aggregation, retention, querying.infrastructure/backups-borgbaseandinfrastructure/backups-restic— backup strategies for self-hosted services.infrastructure/iac-terraform— declarative infra, state management, multi-environment patterns.server-guides/kubernetes-setup— single-node and small-cluster K8s.server-guides/load-balancing-haproxy— when, why, how.server-guides/database-postgresql— install, tune, backup. (MySQL or MongoDB pages also welcome.)server-guides/server-hardening— distinct from existing index content. CIS benchmarks, fail2ban, kernel hardening.server-guides/disaster-recovery— RPO/RTO, runbooks, failover.
AI / ML
Section titled “AI / ML”The AI/ML section is one of the strongest, but a few gaps:
ai-ml/rag-patterns— retrieval-augmented generation: chunking, embeddings, retrieval strategies, hybrid search.ai-ml/eval-frameworks— LLM evaluation: golden sets, LLM-as-judge, regressions.ai-ml/agentic-patterns— tool use, planning, multi-agent orchestration patterns.ai-ml/local-llm-setup— extends the existingpi-llmpage to bigger hardware (consumer GPUs, vLLM, llama.cpp).ai-ml/prompt-engineering-taxonomy— chain-of-thought, few-shot, structured output, prompt injection defense.
radio/gmrs-guide— license, equipment, repeater use.radio/ham-licensing-tiers— Tech / General / Extra path, study resources, exam logistics.radio/meshtastic-and-mesh-networking— LoRa mesh nets, Meshtastic firmware, deployment patterns.
Hardware
Section titled “Hardware”hardware/raspberry-pi-cluster— referenced from the AI/ML Pi-LLM page but doesn’t exist.
How to claim a page
Section titled “How to claim a page”- Sign in via SSO.
- Click the Edit link at the top of any wiki page (or open the monorepo directly).
- Create the file at the suggested slug under
apps/wiki/src/content/docs/<section>/<slug>.md. - Use this frontmatter:
---title: "Your Page Title"description: "One-line SEO summary"tags: ["section", "specific-topic"]---
- Submit a merge request. Reviewers will help land it.
Don’t worry about completeness. A solid stub with the right structure is more useful than nothing — the Backlinks feature will start surfacing inbound interest as soon as your page exists.
Found another gap?
Section titled “Found another gap?”Open a Q&A post tagged wiki-gap, or just create the page and add it to this list.