D'oh. Newbie move.
=== CREDITS ================================================================== --- CREDITS (revision 331) +++ CREDITS (local) @@ -411,6 +411,10 @@ N: Richard Tibbetts D: Divide by zero exceptions in some PMCs +N: Rick Scott +D: Documentation patch +E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + N: Ritz Daniel N: Robert Spier === docs/gettingstarted.pod ================================================================== --- docs/gettingstarted.pod (revision 331) +++ docs/gettingstarted.pod (local) @@ -226,13 +226,12 @@ The mailing list is the main resource for Parrot development. However, there is an IRC channel which you may find useful if your problem is better solved -with real-time discussion. To find this channel, visit the channel #parrot in -the following IRC servers (either one will do): +with real-time discussion. Visit the channel #parrot on the IRC +server L<irc.perl.org>. Alternative IRC servers are +L<irc.rhizomatic.net> and L<irc.pobox.com>. -L<irc.rhizomatic.net> or L<irc.pobox.com> - =head2 I've developed a patch. What should I do with it? There's a lot of traffic that goes through the mailing list, and it's quite @@ -277,23 +276,22 @@ =over 4 -=item * Experimental Parrot Wiki +=item * Parrot Wiki -Located at: +L<http://rakudo.org/parrot/> -L<http://www.vendian.org/parrot/wiki/> - -A collection of various other pieces of useful Parrot information and -documentation that have yet to make it into the SVN repository. Includes a -comprehensive guide to getting started with Parrot development (called, -unsurprisingly, 'Getting Started with Parrot Development'). - =back =head1 VERSION =over 4 +=item Revision 0.2 - 10 November 2006 + +Remove link to old wiki page (dead since 2004). + +Add irc.perl.org IRC server. + =item Revision 0.1 - 27 July 2002 Written to prepare for the fallout from TPC 6.
