Re: Documentation Sprint

[Ben Arnold <iamseawolf@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rohit & all --


Thanks for the encouragement! I've started a page [1] to outline the 
doc-sprint (1). I welcome any comments, especially on the way its 
structured or if foresee any problems with it. I hope to have every 
wiki page linked there to organise them but each individual page 
should have the details.

I used a wiki page as its probably the best way to get the process 
discussed and sorted, over a forum thread; it'll hopefully encourage 
more direct action in the shortish time span. On that note, do you all 
think August would be a good time to announce initially? Is there 
anything planned then? It gives enough time to prep & plan, plus it 
lets exams etc. get out the way along with, of course, the World Cup 
:)

I'm happy to put my time where my mouth is & lead this; I understand 
the devs have enough work to do!


Thanks!
Ben

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 1:  http://doc.slitaz.org/en:scratchbook:docsprint

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On Tuesday 20 April 2010 17:56:27 Rohit Joshi wrote:
> Hi Ben,
> 
> +1 for the idea. Yeah, get the ball rolling before the world cup
> fever grips everyone :-)
> 
> On Tue, Apr 20, 2010, Ben Arnold <iamseawolf@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I reckon we can get the ball rolling by identifying the most
> > important, or most visible, pages to update first, as suggested
> > by @jpeg. Things like Xorg & hardware set-up spring immediately
> > to mind, as they've changed dramatically recently with kernel &
> > software updates. Those will probably need a bit more work than
> > others that call only for reading and checking. A 'junior jobs'
> > list could be created to encourage time-constrained/newer users
> > to contribute. A "this page has been confirmed correct!" box at
> > the head of each page could it has been reviewed.

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