[Kde-pim] DocBook and Wiki questions.

[Kevin Krammer]

On Thursday, 2013-06-13, Scarlett Clark wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> Perhaps someone can give me some insight. I have been working on the
> new features for kmail and as I am am going through this, I have found
> that wiki is not nearly as outdated as DocBook. Do I want to copy/paste
> convert from wiki to Docbook, or do we want docbook to be a condensed
> version of wiki? Also is there someone already writing for the wiki side?
> It seems to be pretty recent with content (minus newest features).

Unfortunately I can't help you with that question, I'll have to leave that to 
the documentation experts, e.g. Burkhard and Anne.

My best guess is that the Wiki authors can be looked up in the Wiki's history 
view and probably contacted through each page's discussion tab.

As for content my guess would be that we want to have all "manual" like 
content in both versions and on the wiki additionally "tutorial" style 
section.

But that has probably been discussed in the documentation writer community at 
length, so I'll better keep out of that ;-)

Cheers,
Kevin
-- 
Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer
KDE user support, developer mentoring
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