Le 2010-11-05 03:21, David Nelson a écrit :
Hi, :-)
General suggestion: would it be a good idea to specify somewhere that,
when drafting documentation in English that US spelling is the norm?
General question: since it's a wiki, doesn't it make more sense to
have the docs in wiki format rather than ODT?
I may have missed a decision and a reasoning about this, because of
the floods of threads there have been on the various lists over the
past weeks, so could you please excuse me if so and be kind enough to
briefly explain the adopted policies? Thanks if so...
I plan to work through the posted material and do some proofreading.
David Nelson
Hi David
I am lurking the documentation mailist to help pick aspects of the
documentation process that may apply to the development of the
TDF/Drupal Drupal site. I'm a member of the Drupal team.
However, I am also a member of the marketing team. If I could perhaps
just add my opinion to this.
From the perspective of the "outside world" the public face of the LibO
documents section, it would seem to make sense that documents be
provided in the first place in our native ODT formats. This should be
trumpeted as our success in document achievement. I think that this is
an expectation that we all share.
Also, if we are going to keep advertising the virtues of the ODF files.
It would seem to make sense that we find ways to make the ODF files
system "play nice" with the internal document flow. What better occasion
would we get than having the use of a corporate-like structure such as
the "TDF/LibreOffice document team division" use the ODF files
internally at developing documents from start to end. We have our devs
on-side for the development of an Office Suite championing the use of
ODF, would it not make sense that we would try to make the
creation/editing of internal ODF documents part of the internal process?
The devs could could help in making this work. We could then, without
any doubt, suggest and prove that using the ODF in creating documents in
a corporate structure, from start to end production, is entirely and
assuredly possible.
If so, as a group of committed document editing professionals, as you
all are, you could use this occasion to streamline the ODF documents to
work in such a process.
This would certainly help in marketing our LibO Suite as a viable office
suite for the corporate/enterprise world.
Just my thoughts.
Marc
Member of the TDF/LibO Marketing Team
Member of the TDF/LibO Drupal Website Development Team
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