Re: documentation checklist or style guide

["Prabhat N R" <prabhatr -at- aztec -dot- soft -dot- net>]

Hi Mark,

The choice between a checklist and a style guide depends on the nature and
the criticality of errors in the docs.

I suggest you identify the areas that are contributing to the "declining
quality levels". If they are less in number and can be fixed by just
providing a checklist, you can go ahead and create one.

On the other hand, if you need to explicitly address each of the areas in
a detailed manner, a style guide is anytime better.

HTH,

Prabhat

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