I think we need to establish indent parameters, too. Should we use a tab for indent, or a double space? I noticed that a lot of the gnome-user-docs pages don't have any formatting, particularly in the top sections of the document before it gets to the real material.
I also think that only the lowest level elements should be on the same line as the actual text, like you did above.
<item><p>
<app>Skype</app>
</p></item>
In fact, that could be:
<item>
<p> <app>Skype</app>
</p>
</item>
This helps with viewing the document for syntax errors as well. Even the validation checker can be confusing when it spits out a problem, I spent a full five minutes trying to track down a silly problem today when it told me the document was invalid, and it was a small document at that.
I think we need to establish indent parameters, too. Should we use a tab for indent, or a double space? I noticed that a lot of the gnome-user-docs pages don't have any formatting, particularly in the top sections of the document before it gets to the real material.
I also think that only the lowest level elements should be on the same line as the actual text, like you did above. app>Skype< /app>
<item><p>
<
</p></item>
In fact, that could be:
<app>Skype< /app>
<item>
<p>
</p>
</item>
This helps with viewing the document for syntax errors as well. Even the validation checker can be confusing when it spits out a problem, I spent a full five minutes trying to track down a silly problem today when it told me the document was invalid, and it was a small document at that.