Hi,
just a few word for a little typo error I've found in this doc page:
http://docs.moodle.org/27/en/Using_TeX_Notation
in the Arrows section:
\leftrightharpoon must be \leftrightharpoons
Then fix it dear Ludo, dear Ludo, dear Ludo,
Then fix it dear Ludo, then fix it right now.
Then fix it dear Ludo, then fix it right now.
Is someone picking on me because I am left handed? Even here...
I fixed it dear Marc, dear Marc, dear Marc.
I fixed it dear Marc...but it took a while...from 19 to 27.
Thanks for fixing it Al and thanks for fixing all versions too -just pointing out that we only actively maintain the current and previous versions, 2. 7 and 2.6 so it would have been ok to do those two - but obviously the more buckets without holes in , the better
Which means you enabled the OP
My point was that the docs are still largely a true community effort, and the fact of the matter is that few take the time to contribute.
That results in burn out for those that do, a resort to the fora to locate solutions, and the ridiculous posting of the same question there hundreds of times.
Of course, with the constant changes HQ makes in the base product, it has become almost impossible to keep docs current (see, e.g. http://docs.moodle.org/27/en/Talk:MathJax_filter)
Thankfully not my problem (Colin)
Nah, it's like a lot of other things on my to do list, it will get done when I have the time to do more than just write a line or two. And good on ya Al, it is going to be while by the look of it....
sorry, next time I'll do using wiki, wasn't sure I could do that by myself
There is a Talk page where you can discuss changes, so if you are unsure you can always raise the issue there and see if anyone howls, but the simple fact of the matter is that any changes can always be undone...
And don;t feel constrained to tweak the docs that are there.... if you feel the need to expand docs to address something that has not been addressed, you can do that as well.... That might take a bit of planning so that the incremental pages "fit" with the rest of the docs, but there are those around who really believe in community who will be able to help.
And - because of how the docs have been tweaked to be version specific, there are LOTS of fixes to be made.