Re: getting repeats to play in midi

[Tom Cloyd]

But here's the problem which I keep running into. I'm reluctantly 
willing to join the documentation list, but while there's plenty of 
references to it, I have yet to see any link which takes me to a 
subscription process. Why not make this easy to locate?

It makes NO sense to me to advise me (as the documentation manual does) 
to post to what appears to be a documentation list (and I have to infer 
that), when I know that if I'm not a member my effort will be for 
naught, AND it is nowhere (that I have yet seen) stated HOW to join. Is 
this some kind of perverse test - you can join if you can discover how? 
I just went to look for this how-to-join information again. I've clicked 
about 15 links. All dry holes. I'm afraid my motivation won't outlast 
this test.

...All of which is about a possible need for refactoring aspects of the 
website, I think.

I hope this is helpful...and now I'm back to digging around in the 
website. This information surely is buried SOMEWHERE...

t,

On 04/15/2011 04:30 AM, James Lowe wrote:
> Tom,
>
> )-----Original Message-----
> )From: Tom Cloyd [mailto:address@hidden
> )Sent: 15 April 2011 07:31
> )To: James Lowe
> )Subject: Re: getting repeats to play in midi
> )
> ..
> )
> )I write hoping the feedback might be helpful in some way. I STILL have no
> )idea where to send documentation suggests other than to lilypond-user.
> )This information ideally would be in an obvious location on the website,
> )and I never could find it. Kind of surprising, really..
> )
>
> The example in the 'Documentation suggestion' link I pointed you to
>
> http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.13/Documentation/contributor/documentation-suggestions.html
>
> implies emails are sent to
>
> address@hidden
>
> However you do need to join this email list (like you would have done for 
> address@hidden) else you will get the bounce you are seeing.
>
> There is also a third list if you want to report bugs that you find
>
> address@hidden
>
> Again a separate list that you need to subscribe to. While it does seem rather 
> complex, it really helps keep the correct discussions in the appropriate place 
> and also more importantly helps in terms of searching the archives, that say 
> one list with every email discussed on it.
>
> Not everyone subscribes to all lists, which is fine and we can cross post for 
> you (i.e. forward emails to the other lists if that person is not subscribed) 
> but that is not ideal and we'd rather not.
>
> However all that said, ANY contribution to ANY lists is better than nothing.
>
> We've seen you contribution to articulate.ly so that is in the works now.
>
> Regards
>
> James

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