Having a documentation module whose owner would be responsible for keeping track of documentation as it develops has nothing to do with Netscape Marketing, for good or ill. And paying attention to the needs of users (developers are users, too) just makes good sense. Other parts of Mozilla have owners, and those owners help keep those parts coherent and focussed, even as, at some stages of the process, the nature of those parts is subject to wide-ranging disagreement and debate. If documentation is a significant part of the overall Mozilla story - and I think it should be - having someone(s) responsible for coordinating it is a perfectly reasonable idea.
Red Drag Diva wrote: > On 28 May 2002 23:51:32 GMT, > Michael Tulloch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > : Besides, Netscape marketing doesn't have anything to do with Mozilla user > : docs. The Netscape people will re-use and add sections or take > : them out (like the blocking popups) as pertains to the Netscape > : browser. > > > We will of course draw a discreet veil over the story of the 'Search' menu > that was in Mozilla for so long. > > Check the draft 1.0 FAQ file; imagine Mozilla help in that writing style, > though of course with more detail, screenshots, etc. > >
