I've just finished reading/skimming the 100 messages in this group. (I did them in a strange order, so forgive me if some posts are redundant or show a lack of grasp of the full picture.)
What I see here is a lot of very keen people who want to progress quickly and produce world-beating "documentation" for Mozilla. I also see that the need has been realised to define "documentation" more carefully, and think about what tools are going to be used. Now, in an ideal world, we'd have a Documentation Module Owner, or similar person, to oversee all of this and provide a unified vision for where this effort is going. We don't have one of those, so consensus will have to suffice. Several suggestions/thoughts: - Discuss things in newsgroups, implement them in bugs. Right tool for the right job. - Don't let the search for the perfect tool monopolise your time - Non-optimal solutions are a fact of life. Half a loaf is better than no bread. - A low barrier to entry for documentation writing is crucial. - You need to decide whether you are going to focus your efforts on 1.0 or 1.1 onwards. I think that more haste and less speed is what's needed here. :-) Take a week or two to throw ideas around. Gerv
