On Sunday 18 April 2004 18:33, kevin lyda wrote:
> grokdoc!
>> newbie announcement:
>> groklaw has a spinoff. no, no, not "joey!" it's grokdoc. it's a
> free software documentation project driven by YOU! instead of those
> geeks writing more of those crappy docs that only they understand,
> YOU will write docs that will be MUCH better and maybe show those
> literacy-challenged geeks how to write docs in the first place.
>> see here for more:
>>http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20040418085408603
I looked quickly at this, but I didn't see any documentation -
has any actually been produced?
I must admit I'm slightly dubious.
While much documentation written by geeks is bad,
the only good documentation I have seen _was_ written by geeks.
I'm willing to try, but I don't have much confidence
that documentation written by people who acknowledge they have no expertise
will be very useful.
[I'm just wondering if a book on the calculus by someone who admitted
they didn't know much about the subject could possibly be of value.]
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