w3c / jlreq

Text Layout Requirements for Japanese
https://w3c.github.io/jlreq/
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todo: Are there better ways to manage comments and changes to draft level documents? #384

Closed kidayasuo closed 6 months ago

kidayasuo commented 7 months ago

With draft stage changes can be large and complete write. How we can track history of discussions and results?

himorin commented 7 months ago

Does this issue targets ones in wiki of jlreq-d repository, or something else like ones written in respec format or something?

kidayasuo commented 7 months ago

This is about jlreq-d draft that is currently uses wiki within jlreq-d repository.

r12a commented 7 months ago

Can one not raise issues against the wiki in the GH issue list?

tgraham-antenna commented 7 months ago

As you may already know, GitHub also offers discussions. See https://docs.github.com/ja/discussions and https://docs.github.com/en/discussions

Discussions work like issues but with a gentler name and with the possibility to close a discussion as being outdated or a duplicate. Issues can be converted into discussions, and discussions into issues.

kidayasuo commented 7 months ago

Thank you @r12a and @tgraham-antenna for suggestions! When the process of GH issue is felt a bit too heavy the discussions seem to serve as a good alternative method. I will investigate.

kidayasuo commented 7 months ago

It seems I can't enable the "discussions" in jlreq-d repository. Is it something I need to ask you @r12a ? or actually, it would be great if you could assign me necessary permissions. (thanks!)

r12a commented 7 months ago

@kidayasuo i created a team of moderators for jlreq-d repo. You should receive an invitation. I'm hoping that this will give you the necessary permissions.

kidayasuo commented 7 months ago

I now see the discussions tab as well as the settings menu. Thank you @r12a!

kidayasuo commented 6 months ago

We've moved documents under "~/Code/drafts/", and will use issue to track change requests. also we'll use discussions for more broad discussions. Now I believe we can close this issue.