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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/8/19 12:11 am, Clarence Cromwell
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      <div>What are the “types” of templates? That could mean that
        they’re sorted by use case or by exact  document (such as
        QuickStart). <br>
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    For our master repository, where we focus on quality over quantity,
    I believe we sort by document type (such as Quickstart). <br>
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      <div>I’d suggest folders for each set of example templates
        (provided by contributors) so that end users can refer to the
        originals if they want to. They’ll also be worth preserving if
        we decide to revisit our official versions later on.</div>
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    <p>I suggest we additionally have a bunch of git branches, each
      branch can focus on a use case, such as "Minimum Viable Docset for
      Mobile Apps".</p>
    <p>In future we could potentially add all good use cases into a
      separate product, a suite of best practice examples. <br>
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    <p>Erin, I suggest you initially put your templates into a "dev" or
      "development" branch, which we can then ruthlessly
      review/trim/refine/merge with something else/...<br>
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      <div>Do we need more than one blessed template for any document
        type? Can we cover various use cases either by describing a
        different set of documents (a different minimum viable docset)
        or by flexibility within the template? <br>
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    <p>I think we should aim for one document per doctype, with
      flexibility within the template. And that is what we produce for a
      release 1.0.</p>
    <p>But I expect that over time we will discover reasons to have a
      few documents per doctype. (Similar to Creative Commons having
      CC0, CC-By, CC-By-SA, ...)<br>
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          On Jul 31, 2019, at 4:45 AM, Jared Morgan <<a
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                <div dir="auto">This is going to be our "product" so it
                  needs to attract it's own repo stars and unique forks.</div>
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                  <div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">On Wed., 31 Jul.
                    2019, 07:46 Erin McKean, <<a
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                    <div dir="ltr">Hi folks!
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                        As discussed in today's meeting, should we have
                        a separate repo just for templates? This would
                        be CC-0 licensed and the "how-to" documentation
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                      <div>Structure TBD, but the general idea would be
                        to have folders for types of templates and then
                        'blessed' examples for each use case. </div>
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                      <div>E.g. for READMEs, the structure would be: </div>
                      <div>-- Templates repo</div>
                      <div>  -- CONTRIBUTING.md</div>
                      <div>  -- LICENSE.md</div>
                      <div>  -- READMEs folder</div>
                      <div>      README.md (this is the blessed
                        template)</div>
                      <div>      OTHER READMES folder (these would be
                        other examples)</div>
                      <div>      README_README.md (the README for how to
                        use the README template ...🤔 perhaps this
                        wasn't a very clear example)</div>
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                        <div>Please +1/-1/0 to show your approval,
                          rejection, or 'meh' reactions before next
                          week's meeting if possible? </div>
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                        <div>Thanks!</div>
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                          Erin </div>
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