Re: Decommissioned tutorials

Two points:

For the first one, I think saying "tutorial XYZ is already covered by
article XYZ" exposes the basic problem of dividing our stuff into
tutorials and articles. If at all, there is a very thin dividing line
between the two kinds of documents.

For the second one, I hope you can make sure that the 'decommissioned'
one is clearly marked as such (but with a better term), and that there
are pointers to the newer stuff there.

Regards,    Martin.

At 04:21 07/06/05, Richard Ishida wrote:
>
>As agreed during our telecon:
>
>http://www.w3.org/blog/International/2007/06/04/decommissioned_tutorials
>
>The tutorials "An Introduction to Multilingual Web Addresses" and "Using 
>language information in XHTML, HTML and CSS" have been decommissioned, to 
>facilitate updating of material and reduce duplication.
>
>The information in the first tutorial is already covered by the more 
>up-to-date article An Introduction to Multilingual Web Addresses. The meat 
>of the second tutorial is covered by the articles Styling using the lang 
>attribute, and Setting language preferences in a browser.
>
>I've removed mention of the tutorials from the indexes and will now remove 
>from the pipeline.
>
>RI
>
>
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>W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
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