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From: Ali A. <ali...@au...> - 2000-12-05 20:23:08
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* Ali Abdin (ali...@au...) wrote at 22:26 on 04/12/00: > * Laszlo Kovacs (las...@su...) wrote at 16:36 on 04/12/00: > > > Let the users use bookmarks. On a network with multiple architectures, > > > does "modem-HOWTO" refer to the Linux, FreeBSD, or Solaris document? > > > > > > If an individual user wants to create their own aliases for > > > documentation, they should probably be able to do so. The user can then > > > have the burden of deciding which short name maps to which document, and > > > is in a much better position to know that they want "modem-HOWTO" to > > > point to the Solaris document. > > > > > > > Or the sysadmin decides where these URI's point to depending on machine > > type. > > The "short name" should be settable by the sysadmin (for Desktop users, they > are the sysadmins). Each doc should have by default its own shortname. Oh, doh - if they change the short name, there goes all your cross-references. The proper solution is to cross-reference by UUID, but that won't work...no authors would do it then... Regards, Ali |