[drupal-docs] Plan for moving to new handbook (was: Moving Nodes vs. Creating New Nodes)

[Anisa]

I think the focus is on the wrong thing.  The point of making the new 
handbook in the first place was to give a fresh start and let people 
rewrite the entire old handbook better.  The best it can be, with all 
the standards and such.

Why not just make pages in the new handbook now and leave the old 
handbook alone?  Then when you've finished writing over the whole thing, 
you can copy and paste the new nodes and such.  We can run through it 
all one more time for link breakages that result.

Anisa.

Dries Buytaert wrote:

>>Plan C:
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>>     <insert your plan here :-) >
>>    
>>
>
>I wouldn't copy anything, nor archive the old handbook. If possible, 
>make the necessary preparations in the old book (like Djun has been 
>doing with the <hx>-tags) before moving pages over to the new book.  
>I'd think that if you move one book at a time, this could be done in a 
>timely manner without being too disruptive.
>
>Am I missing the point?  Would it be a good idea to try this approach 
>with the 'About Drupal' handbook?
>
>--
>Dries Buytaert  ::  http://www.buytaert.net/
>
>  
>
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