Jonathan S. Katz wrote: > On Mar 5, 2014, at 3:41 PM, Peter Eisentraut wrote: > > > On 3/5/14, 2:17 PM, Magnus Hagander wrote: > >> Perhaps what we could do is replace them with something that works like > >> the bug report form. So instead of submitting a comment into a static > >> space, they turn into an email to the -docs list, which can then get > >> discussion around it and eventually turn it into a modifications for the > >> actual docs? > > > > That seems most useful to me. > > Yes, because ultimately, with a lot of doc comments that come in, this is what I would do anyway (and in fairness, I have queued up a bunch to send over)
So in short the "interactive" docs would go away (i.e. no comments are displayed), and the form in the docs/interactive/ pages would submit a comment to pgsql-docs, so that hopefully we merge the useful ones into the main text. The docs/interactive/ URLs would redirect to the static pages (or perhaps serve the same contents without redirecting?)
Is that it?
Yes, that sums up my suggestion well.
I think the best is to redirect to static and actually add the form to the bottom of the static pages as well. There's no need to keep them separate if all we have is the feedback box, is there? (We could even use some javascript magic to hide it behind a click).
We'd want the redirects to happen rather than serve up the same content, for SEO reasons.