From: Stefan K. <Ste...@ga...> - 2003-06-10 11:33:47
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@capretta: Please talk with naphta. He has begun with a first step for a manual on = his private site with phpWiki. I think we need some rules and guidelines for writers on all local sites. = This is needed because everyone must know the new documentation structure, = ie. chapters, contents, footnotes, etc. I think at first we need a "table of contents" with all chapters and = sub-chapters. The best way to share and public our manual is, to write everything with = phpWiki. This tool is installed on eNvo.de, eNvo.com and eNvo.it I don't know if it = is installed on eNvo.fr These four languages are our premier langs. All others can follows later. The technical documentation will be written (generate) with phpDocumentor. = This tool is very good, but we need some definitions, rules and guidelines = for all developers and coders. phpDocumentor needs some special tags in the comments of the source code. I will define it end of this week on this mailing list. The complete staff list for all positions (managers, local managers, = writers, translators, etc.) will follows also at end of week. I will discuss some details with TiMax (and you) before. It is absolutly necessary if we want to create this document over several = local teams to find a uniform concept and all use the same tools. =20 [...] a.. General Documentation Manager: capretta (who else? Naphta, GatoNero? = Zoom?) [...] No one else. One General Doc Manager is enough. [...] b.. Local Documentation Manager or Localization Director=20 - Italy: capretta - Germany: naphta, gatonero - France: philipc - English: ??? - Other languages: ????? [...] All Local Docu Managers are your right hands. The LDM manage the complete = docu in their primary langs. [...] We need first of all enghish-speaking overviewers, who only have to check = my bad english grammar... This position controls the texts and articles = before publishing for grammatical and language correction ( I have to do = some english on-line courses.....) [...] I don't think so. Sure, we need overviewers, but it is not the primary = task. Every LDM work autonom, which means, that I don't want to write ONE = docu in ONE language and then translate it into the others. This makes no sense. [...] This is only a proposal on how to organize and manage the documentation. = Everyone feels free to contribute, discuss and add suggestions. It's a = starting point in the hope others add to the team and fill vacant = positions, so we can start with the project.=20 [...] I agree if we use an open, public tool like phpWiki. [...] eNPD Vision and Proposition (eNPD Roadmap) [...] I agree with most of them. Some small details can be correct later, if we = have defined the completly staff. [...] Documentation License ... Open Document License http://www.opencontent.org/openpub/ where evrybody = can use or distribute not for commercial use the document but has to leave = original credits and can't modify without permission of the authors. All = the documentation IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO WARRANTY.=20 [...] I agree. Your roadmap is perfect and well done. [...] The first two points has surely priority in the tasks roadmap. On line = manuals need CVS production, for the official manual I propose to use also = CVS. [...] Why CVS? We can also use phpWiki. It included also a versioning system = like CVS. And it is a bit faster, because you can install it as module on = every eNvo site. [...] Other documentation can use both Wiki or HTML sent to translators. [...] Translations are not needed if we organize the Docu team as I describe = above. WindMeUp ciao, capretta |