[drupal-docs] Styleguide

[Charlie Lowe]

I agree here. It depends on the context. The natural inclination is to 
include "Drupal" or "handbook" in a title when it may not be needed. But 
there are specific instances where it certainly seems to fit, such as

About the handbook

Places where it could obviously be removed

Drupal modules and features
A blog for every Drupal user
Drupal as a news aggregator


The goal here, I think, is to get the handbook contributor to think 
about whether it is necesary rather than restrict all usage. Here's the 
revision

"Use short descriptive titles to label your handbook entry. Avoid 
redundancy; it is not typically necessary to use the word Drupal or 
Handbook in your title since you are already obviously talking about 
Drupal and your documentation is already obviously a part of the Handbook."

puregin wrote:
> 
> On 24 Apr 2005, at 10:17 AM, Anisa wrote:
> 
>>  Actually, there are lots of pages in the handbook that use the word 
>> 'Drupal'.  Someone take them out.  They violate the stated style 
>> guidelines.  ;p
> 
> 
>      Yes, that one puzzled me.   There's a couple of pages where 
> 'Drupal' or 'Handbook'
> might be removed, but most of the occurrences seem fine as they are.  
> It's tough to
> write about something if you can't mention its name.
>