On Wed, Jun 3, 2026 at 3:52 PM Gabriel Ellsworth < [email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, 3 Jun 2026, Carl Sorensen wrote: > >> It would be a new snippet, which would create a new wiki page. We don't >> edit the wiki; it's automatically generated from the snippets. >> > > > I believe the spirit of the Wiki is that anyone can edit it. Only those > snippets that are marked Category:Included in the official documentation > - LilyPond wiki > <https://wiki.lilypond.community/wiki/Category:Included_in_the_official_documentation> > should not be touched. > It was very kind of you not to say that I was wrong, but ... I was wrong and your information is correct. > But … > >> You could prepare your new snippet, and ask on the -user list to see if >> there's a consensus that your snippet should replace the existing snippet. >> > … as Carl suggests here, getting input from this user list before adding > a snippet to the Wiki is often a good idea. I have done so myself. > > In case this is helpful inspiration … here is an example of a Wiki page > that intentionally shows multiple ways of doing the same basic thing all > within a single page/snippet: Typesetting IPA transcriptions for lyrics - > LilyPond wiki > <https://wiki.lilypond.community/wiki/Typesetting_IPA_transcriptions_for_lyrics> > . > I think this example is perfect, and that David should definitely add his method to the current snippet, so that both are shown in one file. Thanks for the correction! Carl
