On 04/15/2010 09:16 AM, Alan Conway wrote:
On 04/14/2010 01:14 PM, Jonathan Robie wrote:
On 04/14/2010 10:24 AM, Rajith Attapattu wrote:
As I have mentioned in the past, we should just publish what we have
right now.
If we wait until it's perfect this will never be done.
I am not worried about dangling links. We could resolve them in time.
What we have now can't be any worse than the current wiki docs.
**So please lets publish what we have now.**
Once it's more visible more people will participate.
I agree - what we have is no worse than the current Wiki, and getting
this posted would put pressure on us all to actually use it.
I think a few days would be enough to get rid of a few embarrassing
things - I can do that next week but not this week, I'm slammed. I
suggest the following:
1. Next week, put the svn content up alongside the current Wiki, on the
home page, with a notice that the Wiki is being phased out as primary
documentation.
2. Make all changes to the svn documentation moving forward (it's OK to
make it to the Wiki too)
3. Plan to convert completely to the svn documentation in some
reasonable timeframe (to be defined). Drop the Wiki as soon as we're
convinced the svn DocBook is good enough to do so.
How does this sound?
Sounds good to me, but I just want to clarify: We're not talking about
replacing the entire wiki with docbook, only the documentation pages.
The project related stuff (getting started, where to download etc.)
stays on the wiki. Right?
Current system:
* Everything is a Wiki
Proposed system:
* Rajith's static HTML pages for initial landing page, project info
* DocBook in svn for documentation
* Wiki plays a much less prominent role
I think the goal is to put project-related stuff on static HTML pages -
things like "Getting Started" and "Where to Download", as well as
guidance for new contributers, etc. would live there.
I suggest we be aggressive about getting docbook on line and deleting
the redundant wiki content as soon as we can. If the docbook needs
polish, better to do that after we've switched than to prolong the
confusing docbook/wiki redundancy.
OK. Makes sense. We'll put this up next week, alongside the Wiki, and
start deleting redundant Wiki content.
Jonathan
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