* Helen Faulkner <helen_ml_faulkner@yahoo.co.uk> [2004:12:27 13:14 +0000]: > One thing that interests me is the possibility of setting up a project to > improve the the ease of finding relevant documentation in Debian. I often > have trouble finding the thing I want to know about, even though I know the > documentation is there somewhere. I wonder whether the Debian Women > project could think of ways to make it easier to locate the right > documentation, and whether it would help many of us if we did... Since at least one person has misunderstood, could you elaborate a bit on this? I know we've spoken (off-list) about this topic, but I recall it being associated with things like devref, policy, et al. Basically what needs to happen with those is that they need to be dumped in a big pile and have a lot of people go through and pick out the good bits and reorganize them. I imagine this is no small task due to the breadth of the docs in consideration. > On the other hand, documentation is a somewhat "dry" topic for a meeting, > so I'm not sure whether people would be interested in that one. What other > ideas are there? Well, tabloids are more interesting than physics textbooks to the average person, but I'd say they are also worthless. Go with dry. ;) -- off the chain like a rebellious guanine nucleotide
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