On Sep 19, 2012, at 1:59 PM, Elizabeth Tucker Long - Treeline Design, LLC wrote:
> I will talk to the author about committing the changes to the documentation. > I know he (and we) are very interested in sharing the enhanced version of the > docs, I'm just not sure of his availability to commit the changes himself. > What would our next step be if he does have time? I'm also happy to help, so > perhaps he and I could both help. And just so I'm clear, there are no issues > with us publishing the enhanced version of the docs with his book (we > definitely will be encouraging people to check the official docs for the most > up-to-date information, of course). The steps are outlined here: https://wiki.php.net/doc/howto/gettingstarted Most (all?) methods already have XML files in SVN so it's likely a matter of filling in the many gaps and adding examples, so thankfully creating new files/markup shouldn't be a hurdle. The license* allows this as the required "Attribution" sounds great so I reckon you should proceed with your plan. In fact, it sounds like a perfect example of creative commons license usage done right. Regards, Philip * http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/