On 11/09/2016 11:05 PM, Steve Litt wrote:
>
> The final documentation should be done on something more permanent,
> based on the back-and forth in email. The talk.devuan.org would be a
> great place to put the finished docs. My problem with talk.devuan.org
> is when I used it for brainstorming. I couldn't tell who wrote what
> when, and it ended up a mixed up jumble instead of good documentation.
>

Come on, it's a linear discussion, much like email. Moreover nobody
gave it a chance to work all the way from conversation to discussion to
wiki to static page with comments looping back to conversation.
Resistance has spoken. The DocSprint is supposed to change that, and
show that it's worth trying.

The finished docs should be in devuan-doc package, that you can read in
various formats, including a nice HTML documentation on localhost, that
you can mirror anywhere and translate easily. It's been the plan for a
long time, and there have been two types of reaction: help doing it, or
complain.

I feel like every time I'm trying to touch something, nobody cares, or
resist for some obscure reason. In these conditions, I'm very much
doubting my own capacity to bring anything worth to this community. I'd
like that it's made clear, so I can better orient my energy.

==
hk

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