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On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 12:54 AM, Joseph Jezak <josejx@g.o> wrote: |
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> On 11/01/10 17:01, Joshua Saddler wrote: |
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> > Hi guys. As of today, Xavier Neys (neysx) has been retired by infra. |
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> > So we need a new GDP lead. I've been poking people about this for a |
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> > year or so now on IRC, asking if anyone was interested in taking |
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> > over. Most folks have told me to just go ahead and do it, since |
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> > I've kinda had that role, as a de facto position ever since neysx went |
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> > MIA a long, long time ago. |
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> > However, if anyone else has the inclination, skillz, time, etc. to |
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> > take on the leadership role, please speak up. Otherwise, I'll go |
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> > ahead and take over the project. |
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> Go ahead! You're motivated which is a good start. :) |
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> > On another note, we need some fresh blood. Translators can always use |
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> > some folks, but we need s'more English speakers besides me to fix |
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> > bugs and patch docs. |
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> > There's a recent discussion on moving to git from CVS; maybe such a |
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> > move would lower the barrier to community contribution. If it would |
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> > do so, I'm all for it. We desperately need the help. |
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> Honestly? I don't think git will make that big of a difference, but a |
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> wiki system would certainly make me want to contribute more. I always |
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> mess up the syntax and it ends up taking me twice as long as it should |
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> to do documentation, which is a real de-motivator. It's not that the |
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> syntax is hard, it's just that I so infrequently do documentation that I |
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> forget things. :/ |
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> Anyway, good luck, you have my vote for project lead. |
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> -Joe |
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+1 here |
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If I want to contribute some stuff, I just go to gentoo wiki and write it |
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there. It is much much simpler. ( |
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http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Lenovo_Thinkpad_X60s) |
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If there is something related to control of the guides then maybe every wiki |
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page can be controlled by some managers of the global documentation. |
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At my work I have a local dokuwiki where I keep my notes and steps. The wiki |
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is just easy, and I do consider myself as a command line guy ;-) |
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So maybe we should really think about migrating to wiki format. It will be |
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much easier to communicate about pages, as the chatting is on the page |
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itself, and editing is really no brainer. |
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Regards, |
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Kfir |