[TYPO3] Documentation nightmare

[Dan Osipov]

Agree. Is this what the Doc team should be doing?

Also, I think there should be a single, up to date guide on Typo3 - a 
Typo3 Bible, if you will. I realize it may become thousands of pages in 
length, and a nightmare to maintain, but I think its critically 
important for newbees to gain an understanding of Typo3.

Dan

Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> Dan Osipov wrote:
>> My problem with that is that the developer documenting his work knows 
>> too much about his development, and makes assumptions that some 
>> knowledge can be ommited. As a result, the document has lapses, and 
>> newbees can't follow it. This is the case with most of the 
>> documentation on the site (Inside Typo3, etc).
> 
> This is exactly why need editors! They should take doc, read it and tell 
> the author that it is a complete rubish and none can understand it! Then 
> author can write parts of it better, editor disagrres again and it 
> continues until they either kill each other or doc is perfect. I am 
> joking a little but this is the ideal process (except killing).
>