[FM Discuss] CommandLineIntro: thanks and feedback :)

[Daniele De Rigo]

Hello,
I'm reading again the CommandLineIntro manual and still discovering a mine
of information and inspiration. I think this is a wonderful approach to
gently introduce a GNUbie.
In general I admire your great idea - and implementation - of FLOSS
manuals collaborative method.
So I decided to try adding my "5 cents" to this manual, even if it is a
solid and mature work. I tried a wikipedia-like modus operandi, i.e. I
started adding little changes without prior interaction, confiding in the
expert editors silent review.
(I noticed the "Chapter Talk" service that is offered for each manual
chapter, but I found it usually empty. Adam patiently pointed out to me
that this list may be useful... so I'm here, a little bit late ;))
I shall be happy to have some feedback in case I somehow misunderstand
some stylistic and/or substantial convention with respect to the goals of
that manual or of the FLOSS manuals platform.
Thank you for your inspiring cultural work!
Daniele de Rigo