Kinger
I'd love to have the xulref be more collaborative. It takes a lot of
needling to keep it even roughly up to date, and I am rarely the one who
sees/hears about XUL changes first or understands them best.
When I started the xulref, I guess I thought nearly everyone had write
access to the gila server. It turns out, of course, that hardly anyone
does, and so the few times I have gotten diffs or rewrites from people,
I have boomed them right into the reference.
Attaching diffs or new docs to the bug (24689) seems like a fine way to
get new work in, barring any more radical solution. Needless to say, I
am happy to do all the patching and updating into cvs.
-ian
Brian King wrote:
> Ian,
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>> ignorance and torpor? :^)
>
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> I think not. I have an idea. How about making the xulref an open
> component that users (I for one would) can write sections, paragraphs
> ... for and attach to the bug as diffs. This would take some of the
> burden from you. Of course, there would have to be some sort of
> editorial process.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> - Brian
