[documentation] Role Based User Handbooks

[Steven Peck]

Same problem..... who volunteers to read the queue?  I understand Bèr's re-phrasing of this better now and it's a neat theory.  Who monitors the queue?  And then where is the information displayed?  Who chooses and sets up guidelines?  How do they decide what for their personal blog and what for their Drupal blog?
 
Again, neat idea, needs more meat as currently I don't know if we have enough people currently monitoring the moderation queue as it is.

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From: documentation-bounces at drupal.org on behalf of Bèr Kessels
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Subject: Re: [documentation] Role Based User Handbooks



Op donderdag 12 januari 2006 03:22, schreef Boris Mann:
> Again my plea is to turn on the "story" node type and have this type  
> of info be able to be submitted by anyone, go into a submission queue  
> and get approved. We'd have a nice, categorized archive (free  
> tagging, of course, perhaps with some additional "big buckets" like  
> Tips, Best Practices, Recipes, Case Studies, Official News, etc.) and  
> a way for anyone to get exposure by writing good content.

We, down at sympal ar experimenting (in Dutch) with this type of
handbook/information. its not public, yet, so i will explain the idea and
plan:
* A few people blog. Add random articles on a random topcis, with random skill
levels.
* We tag these articles. Freetagging, but not too free.
* Once in a while we reorganise that loose information into books. If there is
enough to fill a chapter, that is.

I visualised this as a line of articles passing by (the blogs), which one can
filter, based on his or her preferences (feeds per tag) and wich;, at the end
of that line is sorted into nice piles.

Funny to see that Boris proposes this same structure for Drupal.org. I
definately like the idea!

Bèr

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