I'd like to do the first two for Linux. Scott ----- Original Message ----- From: "Aaron Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "XMail mailing list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 10:27 AM Subject: Documentation lead
> I will take the lead on this. > > I have it broken down like this right: > > - Installation > - Configuration > - Administration > - Tips and Tricks > - FAQs > - Add ons > - Various Language Utilities > > Is there anyone that would like to volunteer for a particular section? > > Lets get some things written before we go crazy with format and CVS > etc. Lets see if it big enough to warrant having to worry about > where/how it is shared. > > Once we see how many people will have parts that need constant > improvement we can then concern ourselves with the environment in which > the revisions are tracked. Until then we will rely on each person due > diligence. > > This is not set in stone, but it these are the initial bullet items I > can think of. > > The goals are: > - Break work into easy handled sub parts. > - Improve the existing documentation bringing it inline with a 1.0 > release > - Produce an article for publishing to a magazine. > > Lets commit to a rough draft by Nov. 1st of the above. > > The article will be published as authored by: The XMail community > or something to that effect. > > Aaron Johnson >
