[drupal-docs] Doc forum, "best practices", etc.

[Anisa]

Hm.  I did read the wikipedia article.  I suppose my objection to using 
it is that, by it being lingo specific to people in those fields, you 
make the target user a user in those fields as well, and I don't think 
that is the intent at all. 

I just think the title should reflect the content in a more accessible 
way, which is splitting hairs, I guess.  :) 

Can't wait for the new handbook so all these problems can just be fixed 
already!  ^.^

Anisa.

Steven Peck wrote:

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_practice
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>Best Practice is lingo.  It is a very specific type of lingo and very
>important.  There are a number of ways to do things with Drupal (any
>software product in the industry) but there are often a few standard
>ones that will serve most people safely, securely and repeatedly.  Many
>times these are learned through painful experience, hopefully other
>peoples experience and not yours.  In software development and systems
>engineering those come to be called Best Practices.  Many professional
>software companies put together Best Practices documentation.  In fact,
>when a vender comes to sell a product, one of the things my company
>looks for is that they have Best Practices documentation for their
>product.
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