On Sat, Sep 13, 2014 at 2:45 PM, Tom Davies <tomc...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi :) > It is a wiki-page. It's actually faster and easier for people to do the > edits themselves.
How can someone possibly come up with the missing 8 references ? How can anyone but William know what link he intended to use ? It seems to me that you did not either read the reviews or give much though about it before belittling _that_ work. (yeah that is the review-content of the email you _top-posted_ on). The purpose of the review round is to fact check the LOWN before 'publication' William is doing a great job.. but so much data means that some of it is bound to come up wrong.... William, as the Editor and main contributor of that publication, requested a review.. Review does not means got fix it, it means check and give feed-back. Of course everyone is invited to help William compile LOWN, but in my mind, pre-publication 'review' should be in the form of feed back, so that the Editor is aware of what is in the published document, even maybe compile an address book of people to ask review or explanation from over time... you know, like good journalist do when preparing a piece. Reading wiki diff is really not fun, much less fun than reading emailed feedback. Bear in mind too that the current 'Wiki' format is just 'because it is convenient'... I can imagine, especially if William can gather support and contributor around the idea of LOWN, that a better support, more stable and reliable, be chosen for 'publication'. maybe in the form of a tdf-branded dedicated blog or some other media... > > While so many people are picking such tiny detail to correct That is what happen when someone ask for 'review'... although your conception of 'tiny' is quite peculiar... > Proof-reading, if > thought necessary, should really be done by a 2nd person, No, it should be done by as many person as necessary, and most importantly by a set of person that can competently talk about the different topics under review. Point in case is Robert Antoni review. no other '2nd person' would have known better than himself if he had sent a license statement and point to it in the ML. Norbert _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
