Re: Re: Notes Status, 9952 total
| From: | Ronald Chmara | Date: | Sun, 10 Aug 2003 08:14:57 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: Notes Status, 9952 total | ||
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On Saturday, August 9, 2003, at 08:45 PM, Mehdi Achour wrote:
BTW Goba, can we make things move for the notes maintenance ? Two things : 2 - The notes system From the same URL, topic "3. User note handling" When deleting : - outdated : for example, a note helping to configure some library with PHP 3.X, a note using a function that is no more part of PHP. - replying : the note is a reply to another note asking for help. The original note should be hunted down and rejected (as stated in the HOWTO)So should the reply, IMNSHO.
- bogus : for example, a note giving an example for a mysql_* function on a mssql_* function page. - trash : spam, bad words, an _old_ (more than 6 months is a good limit) note asking for help, a non-english note, a note that should be rejected but have a wrong email address .. - duplicated : there's already a note saying the same thing, differently. If there's a lot of duplicated entries stating the same thing, we should think about integrating the note in the manual - added : the note content was added to the manual. We can even send a mail to the note submitter, giving him a link to the updated CVS file and thanking him for his add-on. When rejecting : - support : a note asking for helpUhm, see above? Here's how I think of the notes: Unless it helps *me* somehow, someday, it doesn't belong. -Bop Ronald Chmara, Ronin Professional Consulting LLC 520-326-6109, ron@opus1.com "A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?" --Joshua