Hi all, the documentation for LibreOffice and OOo is currently created via wiki and the OOoAuthors.org site (a Plone CMS with a workflow). The finished documentations were currently published on OOoAuthors.org, the wiki and on the OOo-Website.
I wonder, in which way we want to create documentation (howto, books etc.) for LibreOffice. Should we do that on the wiki or should we set up a framework (a CMS with a special workflow) at one of our resources. If we want to use a CMS, we had to decide, if we want to use Plone, which some of the documentation-contributors already know, or another CMS (Drupal, Alfresco etc.). I don't know at the moment, if the letter ones fullfill all of the needs of the contributors for documentation, because i only worked with Plone. I raise this topic on this list, because i want to discuss only the technical aspects first. If there is no need to think about another framework / CMS, because all needed features are available, then a discussion of this topic on the documentation list is unnecessary. I want only to know, if a CMS is projected for this topic and if it is planed about the available (or intended) features of that CMS. But i don't want to create a new CMS-war or something else ;-) Regards, Andreas -- ## Developer LibreOffice ## Freie Office-Suite für Linux, Mac, Windows ## http://LibreOffice.org ## Support the Document Foundation (http://documentfoundation.org) ## Meine Seite: http://www.amantke.de -- E-mail to website+h...@libreoffice.org for instructions on how to unsubscribe List archives are available at http://www.libreoffice.org/lists/website/ All messages you send to this list will be publicly archived and cannot be deleted
