ALSA docs

[Patrick Shirkey <pshirkey@boosthardware.com>]

I'm in the process of reading up about different ways of setting up the 
new alsa docs so that they are in the style of the new website design 
and have the look and feel of current documentation on other websites.

I'm using the online manual for http://www.php.net as the design basis.

Before I spend any more time on coding up a dynamic user 
maintained/contributed site what is the general consensus on allowing 
contribution to the documentation from anybody?

I have an almost fully working setup now which will allow users to 
contribute ideas and helpful hints. The problem I now face is whether or 
not to automate the input or filter it by having it sent to me (or other 
people) so I/we can post it at our discretion.

I note that a lot of sites that seemed to originally have allowed input 
from users to be automatically added to their webpages have decided to 
change their policy to filtering due to spam or misleading information 
being posted.

Rgds.

-- 
Patrick Shirkey - Boost Hardware Ltd.
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Http://www.boosthardware.com
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