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Amr - Sorry for not being clear. We have had some problems in the past with folks putting references to their own sites as a way of promoting themselves and it is not clear when folks click on a link that goes to a general website what specifically it has to do with documentation. There is no problem with maintaining documentation for various modules, patches, and plugins; however, the links to them should specifically direct the person to that documentation. For example, it would probably be less than helpful to simply direct folks to docs.moodle.org so I think the more specific we are the better. Secondly, in my role as CONTRIB Coordinator, I try to encourage folks to make use of the services provided by Moodle. I think documentation for Moodle things best maintained with Moodle Docs but recognize that sometimes folks have good reason for maintaining their own documentation. Perhaps what might work best for you would be to have a documentation page in Moodle docs and from there reference your custom support. Perhaps a better link would be http://3mro.wordpress.com/amr-hourani-moodle-support/
Amr - I sometimes tend to be a bit zealous in defending the Moodle trademark but it struck me as something that you may want to consider. I think http://docs.moodle.org/en/License
Hi Amr,
Please, there's no need to "withdraw" ... we appreciate your contributions greatly. And yes, it does make sense to keep the discussion/download links for contributed software separate from any commercial interests you may have (as you have done) irrespective of being a Moodle Partner or not. Thank you. We will work on a forum somewhere on moodle.org for discussion of your modules. I've gone ahead and approved the Modules and Plugins entry for the enhanced message block patch . Thanks for making the links more specific. Moodle offers the forums for discussion, the tracker for issues, CVS for download, and docs for documentation. Feel free to make use of those tools as you provide support for this code. As far as names for the directory rather than calling it enhanced message block, I think I might be a little more specific and call it check_messages or even refresh_messages. If you look at the patches directory at http://cvs.moodle.org/contrib/patches/
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all these links are temporal and will be put into CVS.