[wp-docs] Docs management/Wiki
Matthew Mullenweg
m at mullenweg.com
Wed Dec 17 12:41:01 CST 2003
Hey guys I'll put up a wiki this evening.
Cena, while we may have WP running parts of the docs section, and
definitely the tutorials section, we should have a wiki for developing
documentation because:
* It's easy for anyone to edit, without registration etc.
* It tracks changes.
I'll send a post to the dev list when it's up.
--Matt
http://photomatt.net || http://wordpress.org
Cena wrote:
> I've played around with Josiah's wiki a bit this morning. It's kind of
> fun (for a new wiki-er), and looks good. I can definitely see the value
> in a wiki for collaborative works and appreciate his making it
> available.. Cons: confusing interface (not Josiah's fault, just the
> software); having to learn to format docs with WikiRules. Even though
> it looks relatively simple, I'm so not inclined at this point to have to
> spend more time reading docs to learn to use a system (effectively) when
> all we want, all we *need* is a central repository for docs, something
> for keeping track of the what and the who.
>
> Maybe we're missing something obvious here. What about using a
> customized WP install for this? WP has built in: user permissions,
> online editing capabilities, commenting, really...everything we need.
> Maybe it could be integrated into the wp.org site, making updates to the
> 'official' docs sections easy and painless! What do y'all think about
> something like this?
>
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