[TYPO3-doc] Structure of an official document

[Philipp Gampe]

Hallo Francois,

here is what came into my mind while reading (and thinking):

as said before
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dedications should be left out, because the docs are for the community.  
For sure it would be nice to preserve Kaspers dedications somewhere, but I  
don't think they should be keep forever in the official manual.
Maybe Credit could be the last point and include a list of authors (or  
maybe just a wiki link which hold the information then).

Something I miss too is any information regarding translations. "Core  
Manuals" should not be translated, but "Guides" and "Tutorials" might get  
translated into other languages. I would like to have a statement (just in  
translations) that the translation might not be up to date and only the  
English version is supported and "peer-reviewed".

The front page is half empty - this is a general problem of all manuals -  
maybe there could be something.

Table of contents should always start at the second page.

The "warning" and "tip" boxes should get better graphics, at least with  
transparent background ;)

BTW, I miss specific styles/boxes for code. This should be formated always  
the same ways.

Thats all for now :P

Cheers
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Philipp Gampe