Re: How to manage notes?

Hi again, > > I hope I'm posting in the correct group now. > > Nope, the correct group is php-notes, you need to > subscribe to that list by sending an email to: > > php-notes-subscribe@lists.php.net > if it contains useful information, incorporate that > into the docs > yourself, and then delete it. (if you are not able to > incorporate it > into the documentation yourself, leave it alone for > someone else to > handle.) I don't know how to do that, but I can learn. Have you got some internal "how to write the PHP docs"-manual, or similar that I should read before I start editing the SGML-files? > The PHP manual for all things PHP, and of course the > source code from (at least) the php4 dir on cvs > (cvs.php.net), and even better if you also are in the > documentation team (this list is for that). It sounds as if it would be best if I was. > Hope the info above starts you up. For more details or > if you are in doubt, subscribe to the notes list and > ask us there. Check also the archives at news.php.net > to get an idea of the volume of notes and how some > situations are handled. Usually if you do not know > something (or are in doubt about a particular note), > email the notes list requesting opinions and surely > someone will help. I'll send all my note-specific questions to that list in the future. Thanks for all your help. > If you have the time, you can start by cleaning up the > manual pages w/ a lot of notes. There are many > old/outdated/incorrect ones. No, really? :) I took at look at the install.apache-section and removed about 80% of all notes that either were questions, answers or logs of unsuccessful builds. This should be done more often IMHO. Victor