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[Anisa]

Matt Simpson wrote:

>I'll make ya a deal... point me to A) the material that explains how to do
>this, and B) a wiki where I can author a version of it from a non-developer
>point of view (I can implement it if you don't have it)... and then work
>with me to correct what I can't figure out, and correct what I write.  I'll
>document what I learn as I go through it.
>  
>
Maybe we can borrow a bit of the bryght wiki.  ^.^  They're working on 
the troubleshooting faq there too.

>You say that you are looking to consilidate best practices.  My fear is that
>the currently-authored practices are so cryptic that only developers
>understand them... So, someone with non-developer knowledge fundamentally
>isn't able to author something for other non-developers, simply because they
>don't understand what to do.  (of course my fear is that I'm speaking of
>myself)
>  
>
I don't think you have to be a developer, but you probably have to be 
able to decipher what they're saying or make them sit down with you and 
explain what the hell this is all about.  I don't think they'll mind 
awfully, if they think it will help. 

I think the key thing is cooperation.  ^.^  It's not really so very 
hard, because you don't have to tackle the monster by yourself.

Anisa.