[geeklog-devel] Wiki docs

[Heather Engineering]

Not everyone is a native speaker though, so although you should  
expect high standards if you're paying money for material, I think  
you should give the average contributor some leeway.

I can help with proofreading/editing stuff if it needs tidying up  
before or after posting.

If you don't mind British spelling, that is. :)

Euan.


On 2007/07/12, at 11:56, Oliver Spiesshofer wrote:

> I guess that spelling and grammar is a must. Work can be only  
> handed over as correct and finished from those two points.
> If someone describes things in words well enough that screenshots  
> are not needed, fine, get the money. Or we rate a screenshot as 20  
> words?
>
> Oliver
>
> Vincent Furia wrote:
>> While its probably a bit more subjective than measuring code, I think
>> the same idea can work here.  We can identify the holes in the wiki,
>> and then offer bounties to fill them.  Like Oliver said, we can grade
>> on number or words; but we should also evaluate the product based on
>> correct grammar (at least understandable), spelling, sufficient  
>> screen
>> shots etc.
>>
>> -Vinny
>>
>
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