We don’t see either (or any form of per-page feedback) at wiki.ubuntu.com and community.ubuntu.com. Where should a (prospective) author go to coordinate their edits with other authors?
Ubuntu – Talk pages (or feedback forms) at Ubuntu wikis
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You can't just delete a page, it needs to be tagged for deletion so the documentation team can review it.
Information on deleting pages:
Simply putting this tag on top of the page you want deleted puts it in the editor queue to be reviewed:
<<Include(Tag/Deletion)>>
Q: "How to contribute to very outdated wiki pages in Ubuntu"
They are wiki pages:
(1) Log in
Quote#1: "If you do not have an account yet, you can still log in with your OpenID and create one during login."
Quote#2: "Please note that if you've registered with Launchpad you can use your existing Launchpad credentials to log in. "
(2) Edit
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Best Answer
The Ubuntu Documentation team uses the Ubuntu-doc mailing list and the IRC channel #ubuntu-doc on irc.freenode.net to communicate and coordinate where necessary. More information is laid out on the contribute page for the documentation team.