Pete, It sounds like you're proposing a docs liaison(s) for each product. That sounds like an excellent idea. I have nothing else to add there. The other question that Fedora.next brings to the forefront is one that we seem to have been struggling with (perhaps subconsciously) for a while: what kind of documentation should we be producing? On the one extreme there's the small, single-task documentation of wiki articles. On the other end are the large guides (e.g. System Administrator's Guide, User Guide). Somewhere in between are a wide variety of other possibilities. Any spot on the doc size spectrum has advantages and disadvantages for both writers and readers. Once we've figured out what kind(s) of documentation we want to produce, the next question is do we need productized versions of our documents? I can see, especially after a few more releases, significant difference between the content appropriate for a Workstation Security Guide versus a Server Security Guide. I don't have answers (or even strong opinions) on these questions at this point, but it seems like a good time to discuss them as a group. Thanks, BC -- Ben Cotton -- docs mailing list docs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/docs
