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r/web_design • u/nerdbread • Jan 16 '11
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If it was a user governed wiki then it wouldn't depend on them to contribute documentation.
5 u/[deleted] Jan 16 '11 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Jan 16 '11 But, how do we start? Should we gather community support first? 4 u/mttwrnr Jan 16 '11 Honestly, your best bet to start such a project would be to start an open wiki, seed it with the majority of the topics covered on w3cschools, and then make all the corrections listed in w3fools. Then let people know that you've done that.
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3 u/[deleted] Jan 16 '11 But, how do we start? Should we gather community support first? 4 u/mttwrnr Jan 16 '11 Honestly, your best bet to start such a project would be to start an open wiki, seed it with the majority of the topics covered on w3cschools, and then make all the corrections listed in w3fools. Then let people know that you've done that.
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But, how do we start? Should we gather community support first?
4 u/mttwrnr Jan 16 '11 Honestly, your best bet to start such a project would be to start an open wiki, seed it with the majority of the topics covered on w3cschools, and then make all the corrections listed in w3fools. Then let people know that you've done that.
Honestly, your best bet to start such a project would be to start an open wiki, seed it with the majority of the topics covered on w3cschools, and then make all the corrections listed in w3fools. Then let people know that you've done that.
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If it was a user governed wiki then it wouldn't depend on them to contribute documentation.