On Nov 20, 2:23 pm, GoldenTiger <[email protected]> wrote: > > Note, there is a comment feature in the online book -- but you have to > > Yes, but if you read User Agreement at login : > "Please read agreement below. By logging you accept the agreement. > > THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO ASK QUESTIONS, SUBMIT BUGS OR COMPLAINTS. If > you have a quesiton ask on the Google Group. Bug reports should be > submitted to Google code. For complaints email the author. If you open > here a wiki page or a thread discussion with a question or a complaint > you will be banned. "
Yes, good point. The current comment feature is not intended for some of the uses we've been discussing in this thread, such as reporting errors in the book. I think it would be OK for a comment to (a) correct something in the text or (b) add to the documentation (neither of those is a question, bug report, or complaint) -- but the problem is that there is currently no process for using those comments to prompt revisions in the main text (i.e., the book editors may not be aware of a given comment and therefore may not do anything about it). We need a better system for that (as already discussed in this thread). Anthony
