From: Kev Jackson <kevin.jackson@...>
Date: 2005-10-14T15:53:19+09:00
Subject: Re: Why Write Ruby Docs?  (was Re: [SUMMARY] Text Image (#50))


> Perhaps the best place to start is here:
>
> http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib/
>
> Items listed to the left in italics do not have sufficient docs.
>
Ok so I've looked at the site (and at the status report).  I presume 
that to get working on them I'd need to get the actual ruby sources and 
start adding comments/doc/examples into the source files, but then how 
do I push changes in the original sources back so that the RDoc can be 
extracted/published?  If the sources are part of the stdlib (which ships 
with ruby itself), is there a bugzilla/issu tracker or something to 
attach patches to?

Or is the preferred way to download a doc bundle and manually edit that?

I'll keep searching around myself (this afternoon I'm completely free 
which is nice) but any pointers in the preferred way of contributing 
would be appreciated

Kev