On Friday 29 August 2008, Simon Osborne wrote: > We want these books to be as good as they possibly can be, so we fix > things as soon as we can find the time to do so. Of course, > outputting to HTML is quite a time-consuming process, so we prefer to > make as many changes as possible before generating new editions of > the books. Just for clarification: The technical part of creating a new HTML version is not time-consuming at all. Assuming the XML does not contain syntax errors it takes a single command to generate the HTML version and then a few minutes to uploaded the new version. The time-consuming part is the verification of the new HTML version, i.e. when we make a new release we want this release to be as good as possible and better than the previous release. > It's also the most efficient way we've found of doing things. If we > don't fix them ASAP, bug reports tend to get lost, or buried under a > deluge of other materials. That's very true. Regards, Ingo ~~~~~~ Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon