Re: Fedora-tour: A Fedora Feature for new users

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Naturally, we want to make it as easy for the docs team, and the various SIGs
to add initial content and update/overhaul it each release. What tools would
the Docs team recommend we use as a backend for this? We could possibly
introduce some mediawiki-esque markup syntax, straight html, or Docbook XML,
along with anything else that is suggested and agreed upon. We're still in the
early design phase of this project and are open to any suggestions.

They've also got a project wiki page up at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora-tour with some more information.

I think some of this email might have be inspired by Karsten's comments in https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Talk:Fedora-tour (also noted in a comment to Ankur's first blog post about this, http://dodoincfedora.wordpress.com/2009/11/26/a-new-fedora-project/).

Suggestions floated so far include:

* the wiki (and then apply publican at the end of each release cycle)
* text files versioned in git
* zikula, once it's up

--Mel

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