Re: Absolute Beginners

[Manuel]

Kevin,

Probably because I don't really know or understand the wiki thing  
(not yet at least), I don't feel comfortable with it. I have just  
asked Graham for his opinion about including the "Absolute Beginners"  
help in the LilyPond's documentation. Let's see what he thinks.

Manuel




Am 26/12/2006 um 21:16 schrieb address@hidden:

> Wikis are good at this type of thing.  Give it a try and see what it
> looks like in a week.  There will be a lot of quick changes, with
> should change a good description to a better one.
>
> "Joe Neeman" <address@hidden> writes:
>
> >    On 12/26/06, Manuel <address@hidden> wrote:
> >
> >      About wiki, I don't think so. Especially as a newbie, I  
> > respect the
> >      existing working structure of the LilyPond project.
> >
> >    I'm not sure I understand your objection. The wiki exists  
> > exactly for this
> >    sort of thing.
> >
> >      I assume that
> >      there are people in charge of organising the tutorials and other
> >      documentation.
> >
> >    Our documentation guru is also our bug meister, so he tends to  
> > be somewhat
> >    busy. The advantage of the wiki for things like this is that it  
> > allows
> >    changes  to  be  made  easily,  immediately, and without  
> > requiring the
> >    interference of any of the developers. It's not that we don't  
> > like to be
> >    involved, it's just that there's so much other stuff to do also.
> >
> >      After all, though I
> >      provided the bones and incorporated the corrections and  
> > suggestions
> >      which were made, this is obviously a collective piece of work.
> >
> >    Once again, this is exactly the strength of the wiki.  
> > Collective work is
> >    what wikis are all about.
>
>
>
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