On Tue, 2011-02-15 at 00:29 +0000, Ian Dickinson wrote: > With respect to the IA, I think that the move from SF/OpenJena is a good > opportunity to revisit the structure of the Jena documentation overall, > and try to make it a bit easier for core constituencies to navigate. For > me, these are: new users, old hands and (potential) committers. Each > group has different needs. I'll make some initial suggestions in a later > message, but all ideas on this are welcome.
+1 We'll need to be careful not to get too ambitious. So long as we have a clean top level structure and can do an initial population from existing content then improvements can happen incrementally. > Assuming we stick with the Apache CMS, which uses markdown, I've had a > quick look at tools for converting HTML to markdown. There are several > around - I tried one: pandoc. Pandoc did a reasonable job, except for > tables (which aren't directly supported in markdown, though you can > embed html table syntax in markdown document). Just an aside but most markdown implementations I've come across also support markdown extras which does support tables [1]. Does the Apache CMS not have this? Dave [1] http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/extra/#table
