Hi :)
My thoughts are that the wiki is the best place for them.
1. They might need editing at the last minute or people might realise
something after the release has already happened. The wiki might be
easier to edit "on the fly" more easily.
2. It's a good way of introducing people to the wiki. The type of
person interested in the release notes might be interested in tons of
other stuff that is on the wiki.
I'm not sure what about this issue is potentially "feeding the
trolls". Surely all projects and programs are honest enough to admit
where things might not have been perfect on final release or the more
positive aspects because nothing is completely perfect all the time.
Hmmm, ahh, ok. Now i see the trolling potential!
Regards from
Tom :)
On 28 November 2013 12:05, Daniel A. Rodriguez
<daniel.armando.rodriguez@gmail.com> wrote:
2013/11/28 Charles-H. Schulz <charles.schulz@documentfoundation.org>
Hi,
I had a question which has some trolling potential, let's be honest,
but at the end of the day I need to know whether my feeling about it
was right and therefore I can move forward in one direction or another.
Do we need to display release notes in a clear way on the website, or
should we keep them on a wiki (of course, with a link from the
website)?
My thinking goes like this: few people read them and the people who
do... tend to know our wiki. Most of the people don't, they are
interested in features and these features will have a dedicated section
on the future website.
Thoughts?
IMHO end user needs something 'user friendly', like outstanding
features presented in a few lines.
I agree that not everyone looks for detailed release notes.
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