> ----Original Message---- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Jul 8, 2005 8:57:44 AM > To: [email protected] > Subj: Re: [authors] Mentoring needed > > Jean Hollis Weber wrote: > > > I agree. Notes will do just fine. > > > > However, for the reason mentioned above, I think it is good to tell > > people about both Comments and Notes. > > Well, we were just talking about how complicated it is for new members > to start working and how we should make it easier for them. It seems odd > to a moment later start saying that we should tell new commers about yet > another feature that looks incredibly simmilar to notes and try to get > them to understand when to use which.
I think the important thing is to use Notes or Comments and NOT inline comments in the text itself. Isn't that what Peter meant, by the way? For newcommers we point primary to the Insert>Note function but if someone starts using Edit>Changes>Comment that is fine too. :-) As long as there is *no inline comments in the text itself*. Just my 2 cents Magnus
