David Mytton wrote:
Hi,
I have been reading through the documentation guidelines at
http://doc.php.net/php/dochowto/ and am currently familiarising myself
with the way everything works. I was wondering how you decide what to
edit and when. As noted in the docs, if you spot notes that could be
added to the documentation, then you add them to the manual and delete
notes. Apart from that, do you just browse the manual and tweak it if
you feel it needs it?
I requested a CVS account by e-mailing [EMAIL PROTECTED] yesterday. On
average, how long should I expect to wait until I receive a reply?
Finally, I'm interested in helping out with the website itself (not
just the docs). Is the best option to e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] and say
so?
Thanks,
David Mytton
Generally we check bugs.php.net for documentational bugs, as well as
user notes. Sometimes we just run into problems while reading the
manual, and submit a patch. There is also an irc channel, #phpdoc, on
irc.freenode.net where people can report bugs (this is also where a lot
of us hang out and discuss the documentation (as well as make animal
sounds and make fun of Mehdi behind his back)). You should expect to
wait for your reply...for a very, very long time. As far as helping out
with php.net itself, shrug, it's above my paygrade. You should probably
get involved with phpdoc and get known before you go asking to help with
php.net itself.
- Re: [PHP-DOC] Doc Editing Derek Ford
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