What trust level is needed to edit Discourse Documentation?

[twofoursixeight]

Continuing the discussion from Using the Discourse sidebar:
I would like to contribute, but noticed that the guides are no longer wiki. So I am wondering what trust level is needed to edit the documentation? Thanks.

[Firepup650 (Firepup Sixfifty)]

Only the Community wiki topics are wikis, see:

New homes for official and community documentation

I’m excited to announce some updates to how we handle documentation to ensure clarity and collaboration while maintaining the quality of information provided. Read on to understand how our new documentation setup works. Official documentation We’ve updated the Documentation category to be dedicated solely to official documentation. This means that all content in its subcategories is maintained by Discourse team members, ensuring the information is accurate and up-to-date. If you’…

[twofoursixeight]

Thanks, I just logged on to this forum and read the article. Did not realize that community wikis are the new categories for those topics.
Also, Not even TL4 can edit the discourse documentation?

[Falco]

@twofoursixeight

Also, Not even TL4 can edit the discourse documentation?

As said in the linked topic above:

@hugh

Why only team members?

Restricting the creation and editing of official documentation to our team ensures consistency and reliability. We aim to provide precise, well-maintained resources for everyone, from new users to seasoned developers. All community members can still reply to these topics to discuss the content or suggest changes.