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== Dmitrijs Ledkovs <dmitrij.ledkov {_AT_} gmail.com> ==
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1 webhosting
formatted reST docs from bzr branch.
Xavier Maillard <xma {_AT_} gnu.org>
2. reST homepage for a project
Robert Collins <robert.collins {_AT_} canonical.com>
Secondly, I would _love_ the ability to have docs of some sort visible in my projects. I don't particularly care about vhosts or anything like that. Markdown, or Sphinx. Or ReST - all good. There are cross site attack implications here, so its likely we'd *need* vhosts, but thats a different discussion. Currently there is no where that I can go to put online browsable documentation such as HOWTO's and intros. Heck, even a single page pulled from trunk, inline on the project homepage would be wonderful. Equally a wiki would be great, it would allow this use case and more : but a wiki is not intrinsically valuable in this way. https://edge.launchpad.net/subunit is a good page to look at to see how bland 'here is my <foo>' looks at the moment.
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