Re: C-h C-t should show the TODO

[D. Goel]

hi Eli

> [Further discussions redirected to emacs-devel.]

so what do you think of the C-h C-t --> TODO suggestion? 


> Ironically, www.debian.org is unreachable from my system...

must be down:( .. this morning, i can't seem to reach it either for
some reason..

> 
> > I am slowly working on
> > creating a similar page for Emacs--should this essentially link to the
> > Emacs TODO ?  And will try to put it up at a conspicuous website like
> > http://www.emacs.org.)
> 
> Why not make it a page on www.gnu.org?

absolutely.  definitely.  i will do that.  I shall come up with that
page, and show it to you folks and transfer it to www.gnu.org and
sugest that it be linked from
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html#YouHelp 

<-- and i shall try to get macs.org and other sites to link to this
emacs page...

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While i am at it, consider this page:
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/

this leads to a 'page not found' ---- i suggest there be an index.html
here linked to http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html .
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Moreover, in the page:
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html
consider item 9 in the contents---
If you want to help with GNU Emacs 

i feel like 'capitalizing' it... and making it more inviting, like:
HELP WITH EMACS WELCOME...
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consider now the one-liner contents of item 9--> 

To contact the maintainers of Emacs, either to report a bug or to
contribute fixes or improvements, send mail to
<address@hidden>. 


adding this line to the contents would be nice-->

To see the TODO in emacs, type C-h C-t (new versions of emacs).  OR
you can browse the TODO <link> here.

<-- we could simply put the TODO online at:
www.gnu.org/emacs/TODO and be linked, as suggested above, from item 9..

i shall try to reexamine the TODO and see if it can be organized
better in debian-packaging style.   Until then, do the above
suggestions look reasonable?   

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