On Sun, 2012-05-20 at 07:51 +1000, Helen South wrote:
Whole problem is that FAQ and wiki and bugzilla and forums and mail lists must be up to date, all pointing to a solution. R- Regards, Rajko --
Perhaps not the whole problem, but certainly a big chunk.
As Jim wrote "I think that's where we need to do some discovery and adopt some "best practices"...". Discovery is important, gathering all these experiences and ideas in one place.
I liked Yaloki's suggestion to use the Wiki - decision making on project management etc will take time, and I've got a lot of material here.
I actually started to create a wiki page, but was unsure about namespaces and format, there's messages about QA and approval so I was concerned about doing the wrong thing. At this point it's primarily information-gathering and needs to hold lists of key points, ideas, quotes from messages (with links to archived mailing list message), and TO DO list. In a 'work in progress' format. I'm not even too worried about the 'ToDo' plugin at this point, while it's a great idea. A point list will do the job for now.
If someone could begin a page with the appropriate structure in place, I can start populating it. Does a namespace need to be created for 'workspace' documents?
If the Wiki turns out not to be appropriate we can easily extract the information, we just need a place to start working on this.
If I recall, I saw that problem in the past when creating something in the wrong namespace. Try creating a page at en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:<name_your_page> Lemme know if you still get that error. Bryen
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