On Thursday 22 December 2005 13:39, Facundo Batista wrote: > Very interesting. What I don't know here is how to submit patches... "Patches" certainly isn't the right word for changes not described as source diffs. I cleaned up some text about that on python.org earlier. > I mean, if they were in LaTeX, a diff file would be enough. But in > plain text (or ReST), how should people specify the corrections, the > position of new paragraphs, etc? In English is fine. I'd expect something like: in the section on imaplib, before the paragraph starting with "...". I often get descriptions like this when people point out typos to the docs at python.org address; it works well, and has almost no barriers to entry at all. > I'm really interested in this, we've been discussing about docs in > Python Argentina and some people were willing to help (and scared > about LaTeX). Hopefully we can make sure it's easy for everyone to contribute. I'm certainly interested in suggestions, though I make all of them happen. -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. <fdrake at acm.org>
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