Uttered Thomas Jones <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, spake thus: > I have quickly built up a DTD Driver for the Docbook 4.2 release. This driver > contains declarations for Fedora Core specific documentation. I am not in favor of this subsetting (even if it's a proper subset) approach. What we have is already rigorously documented in several books at Borders, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, Amazon, et. al., hope I didn't leave out your favorite; if I'd remembered it I would have plugged it. An "approved subset" would be yet another learning level for newbies. I'd much rather see our current Documentation Guide fully-fleshed out with recommended (or at least tested) examples for the monkey-see-monkey-document crowd. No slur intended, but it's really much easier to bang out a DocBook document with minimal learning curve by just looking at an example of what you want to do; no "internalized learning" required. That's just my $2e+23 opinion. Cheers
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