[Bf-docboard] Propsal: fundamentals, citation

[Tobias Heinke]

Hello again,
Thanks for the quick respond.

The methodology: I planned to achieve on after another:
prealpha: structure, placeholders,
alpha: some text, complete text, truthful text, writing quality,
beta: education (scope: beginner - advanced),reviews
release: improvements, (works?) remove content from the manual

Francesco Siddi [shortened] wrote:
 > Did you get in touch/connected with any of the current  documentation 
maintainers?
No, I only brought it up here.

 > Opinion about / have you used current manual?
My opinion: The structure is good, the side menu is great. - so in 
general i like it :)
the problems I see: tree depth (menu - on side), the glossary, blender 
branding, but let's discuss this later.
I've only fully read the 2.56 wiki. I don't use it, because i've done 
theory lately.

Anton Felix Lorenzen [shortened] wrote:
 > 1. Teaching fundamentals without any hints how to try it out?
We can link to the blender manual at the end of a paragraph.
In the way: Want to "Try it out" ? go there (manual), then come back and 
continue reading.

 > 2. MediaWiki / migration
For me every online software documentation is a "wiki" and with
"migration" i meant the movement of content to newer blender versions,
not the change of used software. I'm sorry, I have to be more precise.

  > 3. Someone has to take care of it. It would involve a lot of 
writing, I guess.
If you remove the examples and software specifics from other manuals, 
you end up with an small essence.
Sure it has to be general and limited in detail.

Greetings
Tobias
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