https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148621
--- Comment #1 from Dan Dascalescu <[email protected]> --- Re. 6 - some more documentation is split at documentation.libreoffice.org, such as this useful cheat sheet - https://documentation.libreoffice.org/assets/Uploads/Documentation/en/MACROS/RefCards/LibOBasic-3-Calc-Flat-A4-EN-v111.pdf Centralizing and cross-linking these disparate places would be a step forward, but a clean solution would be to bring all the documentation in *one* place, in an easily editable format *stored on GitHub*, using a modern documentation publishing framework like https://readthedocs.org/ or https://docusaurus.io/, or at least a Wiki like MediaWiki. I suspect a chunk of documentation might be in code comments and needs to be extracted out, so I'm not making specific recommendations for a documentation platform. But I do want to urge using GitHub (or at least GitLab) as the VCS, because whether you like it or not, GitHub does make it easy to edit documentation in a browser, and has the highest number of registered developers familiar with its interface and with an account already set up. This is key for encouraging "drive-by" documentation fixes and contributions. Note that MDN, one of the largest and most often accessed open-source documentation platforms ever, has also switched to GitHub for hosting the content and accepting contributions - https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/10/mdn-web-docs-evolves-lowdown-on-the-upcoming-new-platform/ -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
