ddox-generated Phobos documentation is available for review
Vladimir Panteleev
vladimir at thecybershadow.net
Mon Mar 10 16:48:04 PDT 2014
On Monday, 10 March 2014 at 23:16:40 UTC, Brad Roberts wrote:
> A key required (imho) feature, the ability to edit after the
> fact. The primary value that I see in any sort of embedded
> user input feature is the the most streamlined way of adding
> essentially bug reports about the page directly on the page.
> Those reports should be acted upon and the page itself updated
> after which the report dropped. The same with the essentially
> unmaintained wiki page that is linked to most of the dlang.org
> pages.
>
> I'm concerned about it becoming yet another forum for
> discussion. Yet another place that needs to be monitored and
> maintained. Something else that will grow stale. Etc.
> There's certainly value, and I've seen the value on other sites
> that support per-page user comments. But there's a very real
> and very important cost that comes with it.
Any suggestions?
Edit-ability precludes NNTP/mailing-list mirroring, unless some
shims like sending edits as replies are used.
I think that if we were to embed a wiki into the page directly,
it would have be much less likely to bitrot due to higher
visibility.
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