Documentation always seems to be the red-headed stepchild. Since this is a community project I think it's best to encourage those who wrote a module or are interested in a particular topic write about it. This has happened to some extent already. More would be better. As it is now, we're still struggling to finish migrating remaining pages from the old wiki to Confluence. We're about 70% complete I think. Then it's just up to documenting changes as they come in and editing out the old crap as we encounter it. I don't have a good answer, just hope that the good citizens of FreeSWITCH all lend a hand as needed. We could probably be more creative about encouraging participating in the docs project with sprints and doc-a-thons or the like. I'm not very creative, though. :-( Thanks. Bote
-----Original Message----- From: jungle Boogie Sent: Saturday, 09 April, 2016 19:51 Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-docs] odbc in the core page
On 9 April 2016 at 05:46, Bote Man <bote_radio@botecomm.com> wrote:
There's a TON of old cruft in the wiki, some of which is useful, some of which is outdated.
What's the best way to keep it from getting outdated? Just update it constantly with each release? Maybe some things don't need to be completely branch specific or OS specific that way it will stay relevant longer.
Bote
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