[drupal-docs] A question for those in tune

[Ron Mahon]

I agree with Judah that we should eat our own children. We should use The
Drupal forum, project "Modules" etc. to organize this project.
 
I am reminded of a time last year where Dries wanted to move the support
mail list to a forum. it seamed that every one was against this, including
me. 
 
Well after a short time the support list has very few pieces of mail a week
and the bug list rocks on. It is accountable and captures all the sides of
the communications. I suspect the same response from this group. . .
 
We have the ability to sign up for notices of additions to a post. That was
one the biggest objections (having to login)
 
Let all those that enjoy reading the same post over and over stand up and
complain. Just don't stop writing.
Love
Ron
 
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From: judah [mailto:judah at drumbeatinsight.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 7:43 PM
To: drupal-docs at drupal.org
Subject: [drupal-docs] A question for those in tune


I've kindof been following along and I *feel* like things are really moving
forward now. But I've had to do other things for the last week or so and so
I haven't been able to read all these threads. 

But I want to pretend like I am someone that came along just now and wanted
to help out with documentation. My question I present to you is, "Is there a
place where I can go to see all the things that need to be done and at that
place is there another place that outlines the style guideline and any other
things I should know before writing or editing the documentation?"* 

I really haven't been following along to know this yet but may I suggest we
use the project module (on drupal or somewhere else) for a todo list for
documentation writers. 

Best Regards,
Judah
* In monotone - Is there a place where I can go to see all the things that
need to be done and at that place is there another place that outlines the
style guideline and any other things I should know before writing or editing
the documentation?

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