Re: Updating WM docs

Hi Marc,

Why don't you put together a small doc work plan and we can get some of 
the community members to knock them off.

Lane

Marc Palmer wrote:

>Guys,
>
>I just looked at the "tutorial" that comes with the WM distros. I've never
>noticed this before - and it's quite nice. 
>
>However:
>
>1. it is woefully out of date, especially in terms of the available
>directives, map syntax etc
>
>2. in my opinion in starts off too far from WM script - start with "Hello
>world" and then tell them why :)
>
>3. It has no styling
>
>4. It has no TOC.
>
>I don't have time now, but for when I do - does anybody have any reason
>why I shouldn't do some work on those docs to improve them?
>
>Ditto the Wiki - it's in a bit of a mess and using WM as an "end user" on
>site I am noticing lots of holes in the docs / structure of them.
>
>Cheers
>
>
>
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