On Thu, 2016-02-04 at 17:25 +0100, Paul W. Frields wrote: > Drive-by contributions are perfect for docs (and really they're the > lifeblood all open source projects would love to have). I contend we > should optimize for that, because all other contributors' lives get > easier as a result -- riding the wave. I do not want to jump in on other parts of the conversation, but this item struck a chord with me. I was very involved in the Ubuntu Wiki Documentation efforts and looked to get involved here. Due to the apparent upheaval in that area I have stayed away - out of confusion about how to help. I also try to use ask fedora, but found that I could not make basic edits or add images to my answers until I had earned 'enough' points'. I truly think it would be good to have a way to make the process easier for interested people to contribute. As for the mechanism (wiki, stack exchange, etc) that is something I am not sure has a single answer. Sadly, every technical product I know of has the issue of out-of-date documentation because things move so quickly. I would love to see some automated document life-cycle solution used to help combat the out-of-date syndrome. Charles
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