Hello, >>>> A good new feature would be to allow user contributed notes in the refdoc. >>> Indeed, I agree! PHP was where I started and the user contributions in the >>> PHP doc was priceless. We could solve that with Disqus >> >> disqus is certainly a quick solution, but i wonder if it is good in the long >> run. >> i am concerned about having content that is valuable for us in the hands of >> a 3rd party. >> >> ideally a comment system would ensure that the comments are under a sharable >> license (eg CC-BY-SA) so that comments can not only be moderated but also >> modified and improved. >> >> at least it appears that disqus has an export feature so it should be >> possible >> to export comments if needed. > > I agree with you Martin. I’ll fix a comments module (well I’m alread y > halfway there!) we can use and have more control over the data.
"Edit on GitHub" links are appearing on websites. Having fragments of refdoc pages in a git repo is an interesting concept, which would solve license, moderation and export issues. Just a thought. For example : https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/plugins-filters-date.html -- Bertrand LUPART 29, rue du Colisée - 75008 Paris +33 1 72 71 71 84
