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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>The proposal I guess is to:<br>1: Change the webpage and format to rst.<br>2: Also to transform the content into a different style, I presume.<br><br>I agree with 1. So Ill try talk about 2.<br><br>To give a good opinion on 2. first I would have to review the pages on the proposed webpage, learn the content.<br>Then I would have to try imagine or try transform other parts of the blender manual.<br>Only then I can give a valid opinion.<br><br>If the developers want to change the type of content added to the manual, I would like to see how this goes.<br>Im still yet to learn how the new content is ordered and written.<br><br>I like the idear of Bug Report/Todo, I think this is better than old reviews that are hard to maintain on media wiki, and dont often get updated.<br>If users can say something is wrong with the wiki, its easier then for someone to add a todo, then its easier for someone to propose a fix.<br><br>If there are less types of content, like UI Reference, Menu Reference, Editing Reference.<br>I think that will be better, less to write which is already known, and less to translate.<br>And also people can spend more time writing better content for Intros and Elements.<br><br>I havnt seen much Editing or Workflow yet in the new content, but Cycles Rendering is more about Elements than Editing or Workflow.<br>Though I havnt really read much of it yet.<br><br>For example, how would new content style apply to Animation or Rigging.<br>If its just Elements, I guess it would be well presented examples, of what each part of the system is used for.<br>Shape Keys, Pose Lib, Inverse Kinematics, etcetera.<br><br>The wiki manual is good fun, but I feel likes its a dead system sometimes.<br>Maybe it will be good reference for what to add to the new manual.<br><br>If the above is true about the content, its a bit depressing but, probably for the best.<br>There any many tutorials online, so a complete intro to blender manual will probably be better than broken mix of things.<br><br>Koilz.<br> </div></body>
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