On 15/06/2007, at 2:22 AM, Steven Mark McCraw wrote:
Agreed. How do we (and I guess by we I mean everybody on this list) come to an agreement on the one place that should be the definitive posting grounds? Honestly, I sometimes find navigating the wiki book less than ideal, but it's kind of a minor irritation that I can live with if it solves the problem of a central repository, and there's so much there already that it seems like the most logical place to me. Whatever it is, it should be publicly editable, I think, and it has to be searchable and individual articles must be linkable. Is anybody in disagreement that the wiki book is the best place ongoing to post information? If so, can we start an effort to shuttle information posted elsewhere into the wiki book if it is missing? If not, what are alternative suggestions for the central repository of information?
I have posted some documentation in the past, and will be posting more in the future, but it most probably won't be to the wiki book, it will be to the objectstyle confluence wiki. The reason for this is because our company uses confluence, I am familiar with it, and the documentation will have been created as part of our internally QA process in confluence already, so it's a simple cut and paste, and just as easy to keep up to date. I don't enjoy writing documentation, but the easier it is for me, the more likely I am to contribute.
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