ubuntu-wiki
I found a very outdated page at wiki.ubuntu.com:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts/Istanbul
The "Istanbul" Screencast software looks dead. The homepage is gone, and not update since 2007.
The wiki page is protected. I can't delete it.
What can I do to clean up the wiki?
(the whole area (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts/) is outdated. Kazam works fine).
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Q: "How to contribute to very outdated wiki pages in Ubuntu"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
Best Answer
There are members of the Ubuntu news team who have rights to edit the wiki. I have rights to edit wiki pages, so if nobody else gets to it before me, I'll take a look at that one when I get home this evening. Right now I'm on my phone at work.
If you'd like to bring it to their attention directly until I get to it this evening, or inquire about joining the news team yourself, you can join the #ubuntu-news channel in the Ubuntu IRC server.