Benjamin Chuang wrote: > Jayesh Sheth wrote: > >> Greetings, >> >> I was wondering what system Mozilla.org uses to write and maintain >> documentation. In what ways can people help out with documentation? >> Where is help needed most (with regards to documentation)? >> >> Since most of the pages at Mozilla.org are aimed at technology >> professionals ( or people who already are familiar with Mozilla), I >> feel there is a need for another website, which could provide a >> gentler introduction to Mozilla without having to use words such as >> "binaries", "horked", "xpcom", or "branch-build." >> >> I am thinking about creating a Tips and Tricks page for Mozilla, >> which will be aimed at the average computer/Internet user, and not >> necessarily at people who are already very familiar with Mozilla. What >> kind of tips and tricks would be most useful to people on such a site. >> > What we probably need, based on the problem you describe above, is a > glossary. > > I don't think we can take the jargon out of mozilla, the stuff is > complicated, and the words have specific meanings that are useful to > the community (slang is more problematic). > Just discovered:
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/jargon.html Probably we need to expand this file to include the terms you mentioned.
