From: Kaj de V. <syl...@fr...> - 2003-10-31 02:11:47
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If Brent wants to take on the work, I would prefer him being the editor. Syllable is about trying to extract an integrated system from a chaotic development process. To do that, we need a good level of editorial control, and that goes for the documentation as well. Wiki formatting is indeed a point to be careful with. Ideally, community-generated documentation from the web site would flow into the core Syllable documentation system after a period of editing. To make this as painless as possible, the web site formatting options would have to comply with the schema we develop for the core documentation. Wiki markup is usually less structured than that, allowing arbitrary formatting. Instead, we need formatting that conveys only the structure of the text, not the eventual presentation. Kaj ----- Message from William Hoggarth <w.h...@st...> on Thu, 30 Oct 2003 16:09:38 +0000 ----- To: syl...@li... Subject: Re: [Syllable-developer] The Future of AtheDocs I think I'd prefer the wiki approach, mainly because then you don't have to rely on one person to integrate comments or accept submissions. It would mean less workload for you! There has been a recent discussion about some kind of standard help system, probably implemented with XML. So it may not be worth having extra formatting as it will eventually have to be converted to XML anyway. Whichever aproach is taken, I'm happy to contribute. Will H |