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| Re: Documentation question [message #19239 is a reply to message #18122] |
Mon, 25 April 2005 14:02   |
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Originally posted by: reply.group.com
Please re-post your request in eclipse.helpwanted.
"Ed Burnette" <ed.burnette@sas.com> wrote in message
news:d29vbr$7k8$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Eclipse documentation is of a pretty high quality, so I'm assuming there
> are some paid writers and editors from member companies involved at some
> point in the process. The Eclipse Corner Articles section could use their
> help, especially for copy-editing new articles before they go up on the
> web site. As it happens, there's one article at the copy-edit stage now
> and another in the pipeline. Is there someone I can talk to for
> assistance?
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> Ed Burnette
> Eclipse Corner Editor
> http://www.eclipse.org/articles
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| Re: Documentation question [message #19489 is a reply to message #18122] |
Wed, 27 April 2005 03:53 |
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Originally posted by: jean-michel.at.ibm
(Speaking about the Platform only) Not really. If you really want to
know the truth - we stay up all night the day before the release and
write the doc. Maybe your perception of *high quality* relates to the
fact that for the most part, developers write the doc and not technical
writers <g> It's mostly accurate but far from a nice read!
Jean-Michel
Ed Burnette wrote:
> Eclipse documentation is of a pretty high quality, so I'm assuming there are
> some paid writers and editors from member companies involved at some point
> in the process. The Eclipse Corner Articles section could use their help,
> especially for copy-editing new articles before they go up on the web site.
> As it happens, there's one article at the copy-edit stage now and another in
> the pipeline. Is there someone I can talk to for assistance?
>
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| Re: Documentation question [message #19579 is a reply to message #19489] |
Wed, 27 April 2005 20:15 |
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Originally posted by: john.eclipsefaq.org
Come on, we usually start writing doc at *least* 48 hours before the
release date :)
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Jean-Michel Lemieux wrote:
> (Speaking about the Platform only) Not really. If you really want to
> know the truth - we stay up all night the day before the release and
> write the doc. Maybe your perception of *high quality* relates to the
> fact that for the most part, developers write the doc and not technical
> writers <g> It's mostly accurate but far from a nice read!
> Jean-Michel
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