Is there a kind of Ubuntu Wiki sitemap or contents index?

Question

I feel the Ubuntu Wiki contains treasures, but I as much feel unable to exploit its contents as much as I would like. What I miss, is a kind of contents index, may be by categories, but a classical sitemap would be largely fine too. Unfortunately, if I try to go to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/sitemap.xml (posting a raw URL on purpose), I get that message:

This page does not exist yet. You can create a new empty page, or use one of the page templates.

And it only contains links to templates intended to the creation of new wiki‑pages.

I don't know it something like what I'm looking for exist (did I missed it?). A search on major search‑engines gave nothing, nor on AskUbuntu (seems the question was never ask, or else it is a stupid question and I'm wrong).

Answer 1

• Index pages: See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FindPage

  RecentChanges: see where people are currently working

  TitleIndex: a list of all pages in the wiki

  WordIndex: a list of all words that are part of page title (thus, a list of the concepts in a wiki)

  WantedPages: a list of linked, but not existing pages

  OrphanedPages: a list of existing, but not linked pages

  AbandonedPages: a list of pages that have seen no changes for long

  RandomPage: some random pages

  PageSize: size statistics

  PageHits: hit statistics

• For map:

  1. You can use Local Site Map at any page, but for example start at home:

     https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Home

  2. At the top, Click on More Actions: button, then select Local Site Map

  

  Like that browse site as tree.

• For Search, you can use advanced option with most search engine. Example using Google, You can use site: keyword to search only in Ubuntu wiki.

  wubi site:wiki.ubuntu.com