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[Bug-gnubg] Re: Help with GnuBG documentation
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Achim Mueller |
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[Bug-gnubg] Re: Help with GnuBG documentation |
Date: |
Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:44:53 +0200 |
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Hi Myshkin,
* Myshkin LeVine <address@hidden> [080330 14:12]:
> Hello Achim,
> For a while I have been meaning to write to you to ask
> if there is any
> way I could be of assistance to you in maintaining the GnuBG documentation.
did you really send an e-mail to me? Sorry, somehow it got lost then.
> I read recently in my bug-gnubg mailing list digest that the GnuBG group
> would probably be needing some help with things that non-programmers could
> do in preparation for the release of version 1.0. I would like to offer my
> help in any way that I can. I have been using GnuBG for a while now and I
> would like to be able to help the project in some way. I am a native
> english speaker, so one thing I could help with might be proofreading of
> the english help text. That's just one idea. If you know of some way that I
> could help, please let me know.
That would be great. Especially a native english speaker is needed. I
just started to get an overview about the current documents and think
about reorganizing the documentation a little bit.
There is
1) All about Gnu (allaboutgnu.xml, "help - Gnubg Manual (allabout) )
2) The F.A.Q (on the webpage)
3) The command line help ("help" - commands")
4) The former info files (gnubgdb.xml, "help" - Gnubg Manual (web) )
5) A wiki (on the webpage)
Alberts allaboutgnu is great, we should keep it as a fine tutorial
The f.a.q. needs some work, I collected a lot of questions from the
mailing-list or some boards (gammonu, bgonline) and will extend it. The
manual (former info files) definitely needs a lot of work. The wiki
should be for plain users, maybe we make some announcements here and
there.
I suggest you begin with Albert Silvers "All about Gnu." Maybe you look
for misspellings and wrong phrases. Also make a note where (in your
opinion) his document could be extended. I think of multi-thread, new
screenshots, the database function, predefined rollouts, etc.
Let me know if you need any further assistance. And thanks again for
your offer.
Ciao
Achim
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