Re: Release notes

>> Then there is the problem that we need consistent wording through the
>> release notes, so again, I have to wack around some more text.
> 
> I think this is a strange objection. Many different people have 
> contributed to the documentation, and yet we've managed to keep the 
> wording reasonably consistent throughout -- I think we can manage 
> consistent usage in some release notes. Frankly, the grammar and diction 
> in the release notes is often not perfect on the first draft anyway, so 
> there needs to be copy-editing done regardless.
> 
>> Doing it in one pass is the most reliable, and efficient.
> 
> Does anyone else have any opinions on this?

Does +1 count?

Joshua D. Drake

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