Re: [Bug-gnupedia] Various issues

[Tom Chance]

Well I think that until we can work out a better,
automated system for those who can't use the CGI
forms, and who want some help with their work, we'll
have to offer this. The numbers of articles coming
this way would be very small anyway (a few a week at
most) so we could just say its slower to email it to
us, and so please don't unless you have to. 
Maybe when you submit an article it could have another
little "icon" next to it (say E) which means the
author thinks it might need some spag correction.

Tom


--- Rob Scott <address@hidden> wrote: >
Although this would be good, it would probably mean
> manual work for us,  because people are bound to
> write
> something like
> 
> (insert the picture of a canoe here)
> 
> ...and we cant write a perl script to interpret
> that. 
>  One of us would have to adapt it by hand.
> Although im sure we'd probably get quite a lot of
> voulenteers.
> And yeah we do want to be able to cater for the
> person
> using pine at the console, so i know exactly where
> you're coming from. 
> 
> --- Tom Chance <address@hidden> wrote: > What i
> meant is that we'd need to encourage people
> > to
> > submit, so yeah we'd have a web based form, an
> email
> > capacity, and perhaps even ftp access, or whatever
> > else we can put in later on. Emailing to
> address@hidden
> > or address@hidden would be quite a good idea too :)
> > 
> > Tom
> > 
> > 
> > --- Mike Warren <address@hidden> wrote: >
> Tom
> > Chance <address@hidden> writes:
> > > 
> > > > Ahh right, I see. Yes I suppose the resource
> > could
> > > gain a certain
> > > > style that people might feel pressured into
> > > following. That would
> > > > mean we would have to try and make it as easy
> as
> > > possible to submit
> > > > work (through a simple, well explained
> > interface)
> > > and we'd also have
> > > > to make it very clear that it is not necessary
> > to
> > > have a certain
> > > > length or style.
> > > 
> > > I don't see what's wrong with submitting things
> > > through simple
> > > email. Everyone remotely interested in
> > contributing
> > > would know how to
> > > send email and a few simple structure guidelines
> > > would make parsing
> > > extremely easy. Pictures and the like could be
> > MIME
> > > attachments and
> > > referred to in some simple manner in the article
> > > (like <attachment 0>
> > > or something).
> > > 
> > > Parsing such a thing into XML wouldn't be too
> > hard,
> > > and XML tags could
> > > be included if the author felt like reading
> about
> > > and using the
> > > semantic hints (like <name>mike warren</name>
> > > etcetera).
> > > 
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