Hello Jean,
I recently noticed your 2015-12-08 comment to doc@ oo.a.o,
If it's any consolation, work on user documentation at LibreOffice
is also stalled, due to lack of participants, ... .
I'd like to see everyone interested in user docs coming over to
LibreOffice and working there with a larger community.
It would certainly be useful to avoid redundant effort. I'm not clear how the
results of shared work could be employed with ease by both projects though.
There are book-form guides to LibreOffice (and I have a set), that strike me as
an outgrowth of what was originally the ODF Authors work. Is that still the
thrust?
As you know, there has been no traction to continue the equivalent for AOO on
ODF Authors. The current AOO effort seems focused on an on-line, wiki-form
approach using a structure begun in January 2013 and worked on piecemeal since.
What would you see as a common shared product repurposed for the two products?
Or would you attempt to cover the common parts in a way that worked for both?
I am curious what your thinking might be.
And Happy New Year!
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