Re: Internal Documentation Web site

["Misti Delaney" <Misti -dot- Delaney -at- us -dot- yazaki -dot- com>]

Hi, Ashaki!

Another point in the "pro" column.

A limited amount of information can be conveyed in a file name, and a
lot of time can be lost, as the resource grows, opening and closing "the
wrong file".

A web page can use links within descriptive (and possibly prescriptive)
explanations, so that new writers (or writers who don't need a resource
very often) can quickly scan the page and identify just the right
document to open.

That adds to the resource's long-term value, too, since one doesn't have
to guess what a historical document was intended to do or who it was
intended for.

Misti
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Please feel free to add to either list (preferably, the Pros list :).


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