On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 03:54:19PM -0700, Daniel Quinlan wrote: > I doubt this will work any better than just working on it incrementally > in SVN.
Well, I think anything that lowers the bar for submissions is going to help somewhat. It's much more of a hassle to submit a bug report for a minor typo as compared to going and fixing it yourself. Now all we need to do is to throw a link into the documentation so we can catch users as they're first reading it. Then the fixes will start pouring in. (I'm hoping....) I think it might be a little *more* work on me (or whoever else wants to copy stuff over), but also will yield *more* fixes, don't you think? > If anyone here would like to help us work on documentation, submit some > patches via bugzilla and if we like them, the PMC will consider giving > you commit access. We could do this with Wiki contributions too, just as easily; without the Bugzilla overhead. So to summarise: to help contribute documentation, either a) Post to the Wiki, or b) File a bug (preferably with a patch). If we like what you do, we'll consider giving commit access. -- Duncan Findlay
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