[FM Discuss] booktype manual

helen varley jamieson helen at creative-catalyst.com
Mon Jan 7 05:33:02 PST 2013


actually there is nothing at all in the old draft, so what is the point 
of keeping it for reference?

it seems to me very messy to have test versions in the same list as 
everything else - it's confusing when you are looking for the current 
version, it doesn't offer any reference if it's just a test, & it makes 
a great big long list that is tedious to trawl through (is there any way 
to search for a book?)

i do know there has been discussion about deleting or not deleting 
before - personally i like to delete unneeded things, otherwise i start 
to feel buried in digital detritus; but at the very least it should be 
possible to hide, archive or otherwise remove from the main list, books 
that are just tests or false starts ...

h : )

On 7/01/13 1:14 PM, Daniel James wrote:
> Hi Helen,
>
>> is there any difference between:
>> en.flossmanuals.net/booktype/
>> and
>> http://www.booki.cc/a-booktype-manual-fork-for-beginners/_draft/_v/2.0/
> Yes, big differences. The first URL is the official manual. The second
> looks like someone is testing footnote support.
>
>> i also found http://www.booki.cc/booktype/_draft/_v/1.0/ but it is empty
>> & presumably an old draft - shouldn't this be deleted?
> I think the general principle is that old drafts stick around for reference.
>
> Cheers!
>
> Daniel
>


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