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I'm cool with whatever makes the style guide easiest to find and
comprehend. Repo doesn't matter much to me, but openstack-manuals seems to
make sense given the content and audience. As for the format, I prefer
something more topic-happy and less encumbered... perhaps markdown, RST, or
asciidoc.

On Sat, Nov 8, 2014 at 1:27 PM, Andreas Jaeger <aj at suse.com> wrote:

> Discussing the style guide with the infra-team, Jim Blair suggested to
> move the content from the wiki to a permanent place - like the infra
> team moves content from the wiki to infra-manuals.
>
> We could place the content in openstack-manuals and publish from there.
> This would give us the advantage of a reviewed content and record of
> changes.
>
> The infra team also offered infra-manuals as place for it.
>
> So, let's discuss this: What do you think of moving?
> * Should we move the style guide to a git repository?
> * If yes, which one (openstack-manual, infra-manuals, or any other
> proposal)?
> * If yes, which format (Docbook or RST)?
>
> Andreas
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