Re: Where to contribute manual translations ?

[Richard Stallman]

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  > > You seem to be talking about how to organize a collection fo manuals
  > > about various manuals.  The plan you've proposed might make sense for
  > > its internal organization, but the crucial question is, WHERE WOULD WE
  > > PUT IT and who would run it?
  > > 
  > > If we want to put lots of GNU manuals on the web for general access,
  > > this should not e part of Emacs development.  The place for it is
  > > on gnu.org, but not as part of the Emacs pages.

  > We were discussing the places for the Texinfo sources and the
  > corresponding Info manuals.

That's _which formats_ -- but I'm asking, _which manuals_?

Is this meant to cover the manuals that we now distribute with Emacs>
Those plua a few selectde additional ones?  (Which ones?)
All GNU manuals?
All manuals in Texinfo that we would want the GNU system to contain?

The mail in this thread has amounted to hundreds of lines, so mostly I
could only skim it.  In that skimming I never saw anything which
touched on this, the most basic question.

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