Purpose

Currently, there is only a single root folder for documentation and there is zero support for localization. This is bad. Root folder limitations lead to organizational issues and a lack of localization harms accessibility.

Solution

Implementing directory navigation and localization is simple enough, and most of the actual implementation is code-wise and should be handled at Steviegt6/Tomatophile. For brevity's sake, I will detail the entire concept here.

Directories

Each folder will be labeled as a "directory", and these directories only hold a single piece of actual information: their names.

Say we have a folder called directory-one, and an article called article-one that should go in directory-one. The structure would be: directory-one/article-one/files-go-here.md. This allows for simple organization.

Localization

Building on top of directories, languages should be specified using {langkey}.md. We can do this since we decoupled article markdown page names from actual markdown files by instead naming directories.

Example:
directory-one/article-one/en-US.md.

Something like this.

Why?
Easy to archive, easy to copy, etc etc I can't think of more points.

I firmly believe that contributions and moderation would be significantly easier to I were to move uranometrical/notes to (a potential fork of) MediaWiki.

Localization and maintaining the wiki itself would become significantly easier, and a familiar environment would be more user-friendly.