Good questions. 1. When the list of reviewers and sections were added, something got dropped from the main table. After the comment column, there needs to be a "Status" column. That is where the person who addresses the comment indicates the status of the documentation for the comment. I see that the "Status" column was added to the first table which lists the sections/reviewers. It should be removed.
2. Yes. If someone is not sure about an issue, they should first bring it up on the lists so that others can comment about it. After that discussion, if the issue is still valid, an entry should be added to the wiki. On 8/29/06, Daniel John Debrunner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For the on-going documentation reviews I have two questions: http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/TenTwoDocReview 1) How would anyone mark an item as addressed, or conversely how do I tell if an item was addressed? 2) If someone raises an item that they are not sure about, should it really go to the dev list to be disucssed, rather than just adding it to the wiki pages? Thanks, Dan.
-- Laura Stewart
