On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 19:03, Paul W. Frields wrote:
> > I think, frankly, directing people to Google is always best, that way
> > they generally end up with the information they want, and it's up to
> > them to provide the search parameters. I'm not saying that's the way
to
> > handle official documentation, I'm only saying it's an alternative
> > that's free of legal entanglements.
>
> And if it leads to yours or my website,
> then 'customers' will be happy?
> +1
> Who gives a monkeys if its on RH website?
> Just because that's where customers expect it.
I can't tell from your verbiage whether you're agreeing or not. :-)
Nor I
Paul. I'm simply saying that users want documentation that's
good/usable etc. And don't care about the origin?
> When using Python,
> I find it quicker to use google to find
> documentation than using the actual documentation index.
Does this mean we agree? I'm sorry, now I'm confused! :-)
Simply saying that google can most often locate the python docs page
more quickly than I can using the python docs index.
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Regards DaveP.
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