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Docs: Images are broken and unclear what permissions need to set #465

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glensc opened this issue Oct 6, 2020 · 9 comments
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Docs: Images are broken and unclear what permissions need to set #465

glensc opened this issue Oct 6, 2020 · 9 comments

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glensc commented Oct 6, 2020

https://docs.miscord.net/other/creating-a-discord-bot

also, the instructions are outdated, discord have renamed buttons and ui.

also, the page should be made uisable without screenshots too, i.e indicate in text wbat's in screenshot:

Permissions:

[screenshot of the list of permissions]

yet, unlcear without pictures what permissions need to be enabled...

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glensc commented Oct 6, 2020

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glensc commented Oct 6, 2020

I found some images in .gitbook dir:

why not put everything there?

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ptrcnull commented Oct 6, 2020

The original images are long lost after a server migration, I'd consider linking to someone else's tutorial and just indicate which permissions need to be enabled for Miscord to work.

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glensc commented Oct 6, 2020

How do you edit https://docs.miscord.net/other/creating-a-discord-bot?

I see it points to githu repo:

but seems that repo is managed by gitbook, but no info how to contribute to gitbook or even where that gitbook is....

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ptrcnull commented Oct 6, 2020

Well, you answered your own question, changing files in that repo will update the GitBook.

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glensc commented Oct 7, 2020

@ptrcnull so, sending PR to docs repo is the way to contribute to https://docs.miscord.net?

as the commits look like these originate from an external system, not via github pull requests:

I don't know how the gitbook works, or how contributing to gitbook goes

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ptrcnull commented Oct 7, 2020

I use GitBooks' internal editor, but committing to the repo is fine too.

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glensc commented Oct 7, 2020

I assume GitBook does not have open contributing model like github, otherwise you've already pointed to it?

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ptrcnull commented Oct 7, 2020

Well, GitBooks is just a fancy wrapper over Markdown and Git(Hub), I could just commit to the repo directly

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