2015-05-29 18:33 GMT+02:00 Will Godfrey <willgodfrey@musically.me.uk>:

Come on now, don't all run away :)

What do people think would be the best format (from a user's point of view), yet
reasonably easy both to transfer and to keep up-to-date?

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I went to Bruno Ruviaro's workshop at LAC2015 about "Open Educational Resources: Remixing Manuals and Tutorials for Linux Audio", and it seems in some point he addressed this question.
There were mentioned Wiki, collaborative tools (blog, howto/tutorials specific sites) and others, but finally markdown and some kind of repository (github in this case) seemed to be a plausible choice between convenience and easy of use and edit.

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