Hi all, just a comment from a (very occasional) lurker...
On Friday, 10. June 2011 09:17:54 Clayton wrote: > ... > > The fragmentation of the team, with small groups working on small > bits here and there is not efficient at all. This is not something > only Jean or I should dream up a solution to... in other words, I'd > like to hear from the team members on this too. What do you think > can be done to make things more efficient? Do you have ideas on how > we as a team can keep our work focused and reduce the fragmentation? Though not feeling a team member of any of the teams at present (due to lack of time) I just want to give my "+1" for an effort trying to find a good/better solution for producing reusable documentation. My own (theoretical) thought is: In an ideal world, there should exist a hierachical framework with a "content master" from which any of the derivates (brands, flavours, translations etc.) can be produced by a given set of rules. But I'm not an expert on how to best implement such a solution (maybe DocBook or even better DITA? What about Drupal? Wiki?). As most documentation products use a different licensing model, the Documentation Project can develop rather independantly from the different software products. And yes, in my eyes, it should go it's own way if possible, as I personally do not see much advantage in fragmentation here. In contrary, setting up such a hierarchical document framework could be a rather challenging task on its own :-) Nino -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe send email to authors-unsubscr...@documentation.openoffice.org For additional commands send email to sy...@documentation.openoffice.org with Subject: help
