On Friday, November 27, 2015 08:32:50 PM Brad Jorsch wrote:
If I can trust Google Translate,
it.wikibooks.org's equivalent pages say
roughly the same thing.
Hi Brad,
what I meant is that we create various forms of text, and most content might
not be directly unitary textbooks, but simply start as several collections
student notes or lecture notes. There is also no "book" with a clear
structure, index, beginning and end, but there will be several sharing the
same content. The site is structured around many "liquid" chapters which can
later be re-assembled at the user's will, at compile time. The whole site is
built around the idea of these light chapters, which can be scattered
everywhere and which might even live in a User's namespace, because one of the
main focuses we have is offline usage and personalization.
I agree that sometimes the lines can be more blurred, but I hope I was clear
enough in why I think the two projects have different scopes. :)
Bye,
-Riccardo