I'm not sure what you're proposing here. I think the
primary problem isn't "where are the docs?" but rather
"how good are the docs?"
A great example came up in #mediawiki a few days
ago. A user asked about using pretty urls relative to
their document root (ie:
example.com/Page). A good
number of us gave the typical line about it being
broken and to not use it. Upon further discussion, it
became more clear that this idea was not broken due
to huge issues in Mediawiki itself, but rather that's
what the docs said so we just treated it as fact.
That's obviously not a position we wish to take on our
documentation. It hinders proper support of the
software and wastes everyone's time.
-Chad
On Jul 3, 2009 9:11 AM, "Thibaut DEVERAUX" <thibaut.deveraux(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Sorry for double mail; Can we imagine a search motor that can look into :
1 - The mailing lists where users can ask questions
2 - The main forums
3 - The main site with documentation (
mediawiki.org and sites such as
semantic-mediawiki)
4 - ...
Google can does 2 and 3, I don't know about 1.
There is also layers that goes more work than a simple personalised google.
2009/7/3 Thibaut DEVERAUX <thibaut.deveraux(a)gmail.com>
What about a search motor wich can find information
into thoose mailings ?
This is not a "solut...