[Bug-gnupress] Updated list of who took which sections to edit

[Lisa M. Opus Goldstein]

I just went through the recent emails and updated Simon's list of who
took which section of the manual to edit.  Did I miss someone new?
Ciaran, Richard, which parts are you doing?

If you are new to the list haven't signed up yet, please take a couple
of sections!  General info at http://www.gnu.org/doc/doc-team.html. 

-Opus



Simon Law <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
>       As you can see, these documents are split into 20 sections.
> Currently, I have recorded the following volunteers:
> 
> Ciaran O'Riordan
> James Howison                Editing gcc.007.pdf and gcc.014.pdf
> Richard Kreuter
> Lisa Goldstein                Editing gcc.003.pdf and gcc.04.pdf
> Stephen Compall              Editing gcc.005.pdf
> Alexandros Papadopoulos      Editing gcc.016.pdf and gcc.017.pdf
> Jack Nerad                    Editing gcc.001.pdf and gcc.002.pdf
> Paul Crable                   Editing gcc.006.pdf and gcc.008.pdf; 
                                        will also look over 1 & 2.
> Rob Hughes                    Editing gcc.010.pdf
> Dan Colascione                Editing gcc.016.pdf and gcc.017.pdf
  Dave Fluri                    Editing gcc.011.pdf and gcc.018.pdf







> 
>       We hope that each person edits two sections.  I'd suggest that
> you pick a section that has not yet been edited, and do that.  We aim
> for each section to be edited by two different people.
> 
>       I do not think that the GNU has an official style.  However, GCC
> itself does have a small style guide which can be found in the
> "Spelling, terminology and markup" section of this webpage:
> http://gcc.gnu.org/codingconventions.html
> 
>       Once you are finished editing a portion, please e-mail the
> mailing list with the section you edited, and any corrections that need
> to be made.  You may either send a patch directly against the Texinfo
> source; or you may use standard errata notation like so:
> 
>     p. 15, line 10: "...something up with which we will not put." 
>     should read "...something we will not put up with."
> 
>       You may notice black boxes in the right margin.  These boxes are
> inserted by Texinfo to show that a line is extending into the right
> margin.  If the protrusion is not noticable, ignore it.  If it is
> unsightly, please suggest an alternate wording that allows the line to
> wrap in a nicer fashion.
> 
>       We do know there is a problem with the way the manual is typeset
> now.  The PDFs have the wrong paper size and the text is jammed against
> the top margin.  This will be rectified in the next series of proofs
> that are prepared.
> 
> Simon
> 
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