On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Ron Parker wrote:
> > :) They were suggestions. I still think you have a less biased view on the
> > matter and it has helped a lot in getting it in this state. I've just
> > filled in some details and lengthened some sentences.
>
> It just alarmed me a little because I put a bunch of hours into the last
> version of the document. Obviously when there's new material and
> code updates, the documentation must be updated.
I know you've been putting in overtime on the documentation; in fact I
think my edits only touched technicalities that nobody but me was up to
speed with, given the rate of change over the last two weeks or so,
and surface appearance, rephrases. If you compare my first documentation
submission to what we have now, and compare your last version to it, guess
which was closer.
> While SiteGroups wasn't a small picnic, I anticipate Repliguard being
> more involved. I think some of the folks working on Repliguard are at a
> greater disadvantage than Emile who's got more experience with the English
> language.
American :) And there are advantages to this, too. It'll need more
discussion to get it just right: good! If I could put the two/three people
together in a room I think you'd bash out some quality docs in two days,
tops. It's just that the asynchronity of email and timezones diffs puts in
delays.
Emile
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