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Of course all the new systems need to be documented before release, it would be fantastic to get that process started.
Where should documentation be?
The simplest thing is to just use the GitHub wiki, so let's start there. That way we can focus on the 1.8-specific documentation first, and not mix it with the 1.7.1 documentation the community is currently using. Also nontechnical users can still contribute, as long as they are willing to make a GitHub account. It probably wouldn't be too hard to move docs from the GitHub wiki to the soldat.pl wiki via pandoc anyways, I think the most important thing is to just get started.
Also, maybe new documentation could be included in Soldat's releases too?
I'm partial to just a few README
files with basic explanations and links to the online documentation myself.
How can people contribute?
It would be good to have some guidelines and information about contributions. It applies both to code and documentation. For example who reviews contributions, and who merges them? Or who takes responsibility for this project and what is the team structure (if any)?
Yes these things are all ambiguous right now, and a CONTRIBUTING.md
file is a good solution to that.
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