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Peter J Etheridge
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Wed Feb 3 05:24:24 CET 2021
Dear Erlangers,
It might have been after this;
http://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2012-June/067311.html
that Ericsson did employ a few technical writers.
I seem to recall that their engagement was not long-term.
No doubt they did their best during their stint.
On 18 June 2018 Anton Larvik of WhatsApp on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87lW4Llsj7E
at 29:38 requests that Erlang be made,
'more approachable to new users'.
On 25 Jan 2021 on this list we read;
"I urgently need to locate an Erlang programmer in Amsterdam (or is
willing to relocate)...." - Richard Pearson.
How timely to read an offer [with humour] from a professional writer
with Erlang experience to improve the documentation;
"Happy to collaborate but can only contribute my ignorance." - LRP
Newbies applaud Lloyd's generous offer to work with any Erlang masters
willing to collaborate
Imagine how, if a fraction of the energy and time from Erlang masters
on the other thread might have contributed a much-needed example to
the documentation. Or, perhaps a link to an example of a functions'
use in Github?
Happy coding,
Peter
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