> > Don makes a good point that we want to enable people to easily place > > their content into our software-- and I agree. > > My arguments really have nothing to do with who creates the document > itself, just how well it is encoded electronically. I'm not going to > spend any time writing an HTML/RTF/MS Word to Sword module converter. > These are the kinds of things most regular users would want to write > content in and they're completely inappropriate tools that generate > presentational markup with no document structure. If someone else feels > like working on it, enjoy.
Why not add a simple edit function in Sword itself, with just some simple functions, like font-properties and text-references, something like E-Sword has. Then users can easily add their own content without all conversion problems. When all markup is done by Sword, the user can't mesh up the markup... Maybe also a good idea to make a link page on the Sword website where users can add a link to their homepage, where they host their own created content, then the Sword people don't get blamed when the module is buggy.. Greetz, Simon _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel
