>
> I'm about 50-50 split on this one ... but, if we are still actively
> supporting a version of PostgreSQL, we are acknowledging that ppl
> *are* still using it, and, therefore, ppl could still be annotating
> the interactie docs ...
>
Speaking of this... why doesn't every single page of the 7.3, 7.4 and
8.0 docs say:
8.1.3 is the latest stable version of PostgreSQL.
AND:
7.4.x (or 7.3.x etc) is the latest version of the 7.4 series. If you are
not running this version you need to upgrade.
> But ... the docs themselves are pretty static, so *why* are they being
> regenerated on a regular basis in the first place? Couldn't you just
> regenerate those files that have comments attached to them, instead of
> all of them each time? It would make the mirrors faster too, since
> they wouldn't have to pull down new copies of the complete docs each
> time, but only those pages that have actually had changes made to them
> ...
>
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