I encourage you to consider filing a Pull Request instead. This will do the same side-by-side change display and is immediately usable and publishable without requiring a second verification of your backporting.
regards,
bex
On Tue, May 8, 2018 at 1:23 PM, Leslie S Satenstein lsatenstein@yahoo.com wrote:
I took the asciidoc output to LibreOffice to do some 1) grammer checking, 2) confirm accuracy, and 3) substitute better sentences to make them read better.
I have proofed and corrected *the release notes* I am a 1/3 of the way through the F28 installation guide. I was unable to do this markup/correction with asciidoc as you are unable to see the before/after on the screen. I will be back-porting the marked up text.
Before I merge the changes into the asciidoc input, I do invite someone to review my LibreOffice markups. Two or more eyes looking at the mark-ups are better than mine alone.
Is there a volunteer who can read a Libreoffice document in which the text markups and comments are presented. Its about 1 hour to 1.5 hours to go through my markup document. American Spelling, International English grammar.
All the user has to do is look at each change and mark accept / reject. In your review, *Accept* replaces the old text, *R**eject* replaces the new text and keeps the original. That person does not have to write any new stuff, but is welcome to markup my changes if s/he wishes to improve what I did. You can send the document back to me for my rework.
Why this approach
I was a professional tech writer for 2 years. Many of the rules I had to follow from my then editor were used in my markups. asciidoc input is text. It is not practical to use asciidoc to show before/after changes to a sentence, or an added comma, etc. With LibreOffice writer and your confirmation that my changes are "clean", I will backport them to asciidoc text.
The changes will serve for Fedora 29 and beyond.
Contact me for a dropbox link to that marked up file.
Regards
- Leslie*
*Leslie Satenstein* *Montréal Québec, Canada*
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