Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>> (this is the main motivator behind my documentation and site efforts; we
>
> should learn not to press control-enter when we mean enter.
>
> anyway, what I intended to say was that we should work harder on lowering the
> threshold for drive-by contributions; it should be possible for anyone to notice a
> problem, add a comment or correction, preview the correction properly rendered,
> and submit it to a moderation queue, in less than a minute.
>
> (I still think moderation is needed before corrections are made visible, but that
> should be no harder, nor require any more tools, than making the correction in
> the first place. I'm sure we could get some turbogears/django hackers to build
> us a nice moderation queue webapp in no time at all...)
Or go low-tech and have a 'mailto' link that goes to a documentation
discussion list ;)
Cheers,
Nick.
P.S. I do like the way this is coming together - particularly if we can find
some cross-platform CSS like Georg's to keep the handy list of links on the right.
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