On 11/6/06, James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, all good points.
I (just me) want to see each and every commit. I prefer this for a
couple of reasons. First, I feel it help with oversight, even for
lazy people like me :P. I also like to save off relevant information
to subfolders so that I can come back to it or search for it when I
need it.
However, these reasons quickly become moot if what I get is a copy of
the page.
Meanwhile, the daily summary *does* give us a chance to see each and
every change. The only difference is whether the it's play-by-play or
day-by-day. The daily summary, that we already get, is a very
effective tool for following the changes to the documentation, so much
so, that I feel the per-edit alerts are redundant and
counter-productive.
I'm not going to pour over the per-edit Confluence alerts. All they do
is bulk-up my inbox and create busy-work for the server. I do review
the daily summary, which is our best tool for documentation oversight
right now.
-Ted.
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