Re: Idea: Lua Max, a complete standalone Lua

["Thomas Wrensch" <twrensch@...>]

I agree that documentation is probably a serious problem. I can spend at
least some time working on the documentation. At least helping work up
some standards and doing a few example modules.

  - Tom

>>> martin@traumwind.de 02/10/03 03:49 AM >>>
>
>
>but one thing that people
>usually forget is documentation. Such distribution should include
>documentation for all the modules included, in an as much as possible
>uniform document.
>
Agreed 100+%... Documentation is - after visibility - one of the great 
weaknesses with 'community supplied' extensions. As the people who 
created the extensions often don't need any documentation themselves, 
this is only natural.

Maybe a standardized form of docuemtation could be the 'barrier of 
entry' for inclusion of a module into the distro?

Another one comes to mind, which is terms of licence. A overall Lua 
licence might be disireable, but maybe some modules could be included 
with explicit statements as to varying licence terms..

-Martin