[16:06] pleia2: hey [16:06] hey belkinsa pleia2 its interesting how this topic i brought up just before 13.10 release resurfaced [16:07] Yeah, re-thought about it. [16:39] eagles0513875: yeah, it's something we've needed to work on for a long time, particularly now that we mostly have the official docs under control [16:40] pleia2: i think as i said in my email replicate the official ones and use the community ones as as ones that get updated and fixed [16:40] less work for those on the official docs team [16:41] we don't really want to copy all the text over, my recommendation in the last thread about this was to put a link [16:41] so link to official docs, then expand upon it if you want in the wiki [16:58] pleia2: maybe so but what if there are bugs on the official docs [16:58] then we fix them :) [16:58] at least with the wiki replicating the official docs is that you can then if i come and say hey there is a mistake here thisi should be blah blah blah we can do so with the wiki [16:58] how though how do the official docs get fixed [16:58] if you don't want to fix them, you can submit a bug against the docs [16:59] the docs team updates them and then they upload a new package [16:59] if it's in a stable release, they do a stable release update, SRU [16:59] how often are SRU's done [17:00] depends on the release, severity of the bug and how much people power we have [17:00] preferably people will be contributing to bug fixes during the development of docs so this doesn't happen [17:00] I think this is mostly a social problem, we need to convince folks to review the docs under development [20:41] =o