On 9 April 2016 at 01:10, Jürgen Hestermann <juergen.hesterm...@gmx.de> wrote:
> That's a bad idea. > The person who wrote the code is the only person who knows what he > intended. > This person has to write the documentation. > > That's a bad idea :-) Sure, *some* programmers make good documenteers, but in my experience they're the exception, not the rule. My own documentation skills suck. Essentially, if you think like me you'll have no problems. I'm very bad at seeing the problem from other people's perspective. And I'm too old to change now. I'm at the "shout louder if they didn't understand the first time" stage of life. I do agree though, we're open source. We should all pull our own weight and not expect others to pick up our own slack. It's only in a corporate environment that I'd insist on professionals doing the documentation. Mike
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