Wiki Ubuntu Documentation a Quality Product

[Svetlana Belkin]

On 10/30/2013 11:46 AM, Martin Dixon wrote:
> Hi Svetlana.  Thanks for your support and the link.

Not a problem.

> Use my ideas & pointers by all means and I should be very pleased to
> contribute, assist, whatever in any way you care to suggest.
> 
> Re a page vs mailing-lists & forums - there is great value in any medium
> to garner ideas, experience, etc.

I know all three types have their pros and cons.  The main con that I
see with using a wiki page is that the MoinMoin wiki doesn't support
discussion pages like one of the wiki platforms.  But I think we can
work out a system to use wiki pages for solely discussion.

> My own position is that I have a challenge keeping too many strands tied
> together - the doc meeting was a good example -
> I did not "join" the meeting as I did not expect to be able to follow
> it's instant progress, but found the record invaluable.

Okay, from that, I can see why you prefer using wiki pages instead of
the other two ways.  Because of sub-sections, right?

> However for any of this to have any value it needs to be pulled together
> in a form which will allow us to move towards unravelling the "mess" so
> perhaps it might be worth having a backing page to crystallise the
> results of the various strands of "enquiry".

I agree here, I feel like we need to create a standard system for this.

Svetlana Belkin
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