MDN for Intl.PluralRules missing Digits options

[longlho]

Following on #365 (comment)

I made the edit on MDN (and it seems to get saved) but I'm not sure if that's the right way to do it? Is there a contribution doc?

[sffc]

@romulocintra @jahzielv

[romulocintra]

Hi @longlho thanks for your contribution on MDN, we recently started "trying" to have a certain order and tracking regarding the documentation.

At the moment we are focused on following "new" proposals that don't have or have a short documentation in MDN (Example of issue Intl.RelativeTimeFormat).

Assuming that documenting new and existent API's shouldn't be a one time github issue probably we should agree in opening small issues to track small updates instead of having one that holds small tasks.

Organizing the way we document, track, and organize the people that can give a hand on that, should be probably a good topic in one of the next Meetings . Do you agree @sffc ?

[sffc]

I think for MDN, first we need to make sure new PRs and proposals are fully documented in English. In my opinion, that step should block PRs and proposals from advancing. I added a column for it in the wiki:

https://github.com/tc39/ecma402/wiki/Proposal-and-PR-Progress-Tracking

Then, once the initial documentation is written, we can translate to more written languages, fix problems with the existing documentation (like this issue is for), etc. However, I don't think this is the right forum to track those issues. Is there an MDN GitHub where such issues can be filed?

[longlho]

Thanks for the info but I'm not sure if that answered my question regarding MDN contributions. Specifically what I'm looking for are:

1. Is clicking Edit on the MDN page the correct way to make changes?
2. Is there some PR flow for MDN changes, or is this maintained similarly to wikipedia where everyone can make changes?

[jahzielv]

Hi @longlho, great questions, and thanks for your contribution!

1. Yep, that's correct! Just clicking edit will let you make the changes to the pages.
2. Exactly right – MDN is a wiki-style site, where anyone can make changes. There are folks at Mozilla as well as volunteer moderators that review changes, but there's not a PR flow for changes to land.

[longlho]

Gotcha thanks!