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>> The usual response I see from OSS is "you should be greatful we
>> bothered to write any documentation at all!"
>
> I've even seen "yes, we know the documentation is all wrong and
> misleading, but we didn't bother to put a note on it saying that"
> (Apache), as well as "please, sir, may I write the documentation for
> you?" "No." (Blender)
Use the force - delete the source!
No, wait, that's not quite right...
Anyway, I submitted a patch to GHC last year containing some trivial
documentation updates. I'm still waiting for it to be merged. (As in,
they have the new documentation, they literally just need to press a
button to insert it into the development head... and nobody has done
this yet. They haven't got around to it.)
In fairness, I suppose they probably need to check it for correctness
first, but *man*!
...hold the phone! I just went to look at what date I *actually*
submitted it, and it turns out they applied it yesterday evening. Just
hours after I was looking at it, in fact. Coincidence, eh?
I still think 5 months to apply one teeny documentation patch is a tad
slow...
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