Andrea Pescetti wrote:
> On 23/07/2016 Keith N. McKenna wrote:
>> My answer to the question posed in the tittle of this e-mail
>> unfortunately is yes. We have been moving by fits and starts for almost
>> 4 years and have very little to show for it. I would like to hear the
>> opinions of others though.
> 
> (I know this conversation moved to the dev list, but I'm answering here
> since it fits here)
> 
> There is some significant work done and we shouldn't throw it away.
> Everything is on the wiki, so we could just keep what we have and
> dispose of the process.
> 
[knmc]
It makes no sense to throw away the work that is already done and really
there has not been a process for quite some time.

> I mean: we can link to the (unfinished) new documentation from the wiki
> home page, design some template saying "This page is part of an
> unfinished documentation effort, please e-mail [this list] if you'd like
> to contribute" and put it on all pages that are still unfinished or just
> a title.
> 
> Then the risk is to lose a bit of oversight and consistency, but at
> least we show what we have and we give people the opportunity to help if
> the wish.
> 
[knmc]
The problem I see with that is that without a minimal amount of
consistency it looks very sloppy and does not present a good image for
the project as a whole and the ASF.

> By the way, thanks Keith for your documentation efforts so far. And if I
> were you, I would simply relax the process and be available for creating
> accounts for new volunteers and give advice when needed. This way we
> don't have to close or undo anything.
> 
[knmc]
I am not planning on going anywhere and will still monitor this list and
others to be a resource and to do account creation for the m-wiki and
white-listing for the c-wiki.

Regards
Keith
> Regards,
>   Andrea.


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