The current LibreOffice docs-production organisation is only slightly changed from the way OOoAuthors did things at OpenOffice. (OOoAuthors rebranded as ODFAuthors in an attempt to include both OOo and LO - and any other spin-offs, in case they occurred. It later transformed into the official LO Docs team when AOO wasn’t interested.)
I can tell you a great deal about the origins of OOoAuthors and its evolution as a producer of OOo docs, but I think our success was partly due to a very minimal process and a willingness of the small group to forge ahead with production even when the write-review-edit sequence stalled due to lack of enough people to do everything as intended. LO has managed to recruit more people, but otherwise the process is much the same, just followed a bit more in practice. Jean On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 at 10:50 Dennis Hamilton <orc...@msn.com> wrote: > > NOTE: You don't have to do this all at once, but there needs to be enough > foresight in an initial organization being able to evolve. It would be > useful to know what was sufficient for ODFAuthors to get work done. I > Also think it is sensible to see how LibreOffice organized for successful > production of user documentation. And check on the AOO Community Forum for > interest and ideas. >
