Chris Ilias wrote:
> On 1/4/08 3:08 PM, _David Tenser_ spoke thusly:
>> To me, it still feels like it would make sense to do an in-product ->
>> SUMO article import for each locale, save for the "Using Firefox"
>> article. We should then create a list of features that we want to
>> cover -- with an emphasis on /basic/ features, e.g.:

>> * Places
>> * Location Bar
>> * ...

>> Basically, the new "in-product" help will be a subset of the articles
>> available in SUMO. We need to decide on a sensible subset, and,
>> preferably, use as much of the current in-product content as possible
>> to minimize work for localizers. We could, for example, decide that we
>> want a separate article about Add-ons
>> (http://support.mozilla.com/kb/Customizing+your+Firefox+with+add-ons),
>> but that means all localizers need to translate it from scratch. Or,
>> we could just settle on what's already covered in customization.xhtml
>> above.

> I often prefer the wording of the in-product stuff; so I think it would
> be better to import all the in-product help, then if there are aspects
> of the current KB articles that we feel are better, we can then import
> those aspects into the stuff imported from in-product and do away with
> the KB versions that were created from scratch. (Did that make sense?)

> After that, we can choose which articles to use for Fx3
> virtual-in-product help.