[gentoo-doc] Proposal: remove 'last updated' date from rendered page

[Josh Saddler]

Hi guys. I dunno about you, but I'm getting tired of folks bashing our 
docs as being "out of date", "stale", "old", or "inaccurate" just 
because of the displayed date of the last update.

I propose that we keep the date inside the document code, for our own 
internal purposes, but remove it from the final rendered page.

As you know, the date displayed has little relevance to when we last 
actually touched-up the document, given our internal date bump policy.

The only possible downside I can see to this is that we might get fewer 
patches/bug reports from users who see an "old" date and feel the need 
to send in stuff based on it. Anyone know if this is a common 
occurrence? Is there otherwise really a *need* to display the date?

I look at it like this . . . sometimes, our docs are okay because 
they're feature-complete. They don't *need* any further updating. Just 
like gamin, which hasn't had an upstream release since 2007....it's 
because it "just works." I like to think our docs are this way, too. 
Mostly. :)

So. There's my proposal. Thoughts?