David,
welcome to the world of groff.
> I have just been made a developer of the groff project to assist
> with your documentation, and with the texinfo manual, (and perhaps
> your website?).
Please do so! For testing and educational purposes, the web site is
directly created by groff from `webpage.ms' (and `groff.css').
> [...] I purposely wanted to see the havic it would cause, and how
> groff handled under OpenBSD, considering its particular
> configurations, and that was the one problem (the escape sequences
> with the manual) that I didn't seem able to configure with groff at
> compile time, (though I wouldn't be surprised that I overlooked
> something).
Everything's fine now?
> Regarding the groff documentation, I would like to spend some time
> getting to know of all you, getting a feel for this list and this
> project, before diving into working on improving our documentation.
> Your suggestions--warm or coldly technical, scathingly critical or
> gently suggestive--are welcome and needed so that I can serve you
> best.
Only a non-asked question is a dumb question. Most of us are far too
involved already to be able to answer beginner's questions in a way
which can be understood by the non-experienced too.
It might be a good idea to read the groff texinfo manual and noting
all passages which aren't clear by the first reading. Since I'm
Austrian, I tend to write too long sentences, as all German speaker
normally do...
Werner
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