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Co-authored-by: Ege Akman <[email protected]>

Author: Unique-Usman

docs/monthly-meeting/2024-02.md

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         See also [the Discord thread](https://discord.com/channels/935215565872693329/1199481017464008734) and a [related issue](https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/106318#issuecomment-1906642662)
 
-    [Daniele] Examples work best as relief from dense abstract docs.
-    They should be boring, and simple. You don't need to be exhaustive; the example is only a handhold.
+    [Daniele] Examples work best as relief from dense abstract docs. They should be boring, and simple. You don't need to be exhaustive; the example is only a handhold.
     [Ezio] Maybe we should have simple examples inline, and a section with longer examples at the bottom, with links pointing to it.
     [Daniele] An example section sounds like the beginnings of how-to page.
     [Ned] I like examples for clarifying the text in the reference sections. Interspersing examples into the reference would help, at least insome places.
-    [CAM] tutorials vs. how-tos - that depends on the purpose of the examples
-    [Ned] how do we turn this thinking into actionable items people can help with?
-    [Ezio] we should start adding examples.
+    [CAM] Tutorials vs. how-tos - that depends on the purpose of the examples
+    [Ned] How do we turn this thinking into actionable items people can help with?
+    [Ezio] We should start adding examples.
 
     [Ezio] We should also figure out what to do about collapsible sections.
     [Ned] What problem are collapsible sections solving? Do we have too many examples that users will want to ignore? (In my docs I use tabs, but not colapsible sections)
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     [Ned] re. pages being too long, we might switch to having a page for each function
     [Carol] we could run a cron job to count lines
 
-- [Hugo] Hosting docs on Read the Docs [python/docs-community#5 (comment)](https://github.com/python/docs-community/issues/5#issuecomment-1900698294)
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-  Manuel Kaufmann, Ee, Julien were supportive
+- [Hugo] Hosting docs on Read the Docs [python/docs-community#5 (comment)](https://github.com/python/docs-community/issues/5#issuecomment-1900698294) (Manuel Kaufmann, Ee, Julien were supportive)
 
   [Hugo] To begin with we could only put HTML there. The only thing we'd need is to redo the version switcher. On RTD they have the fly-out switcher menu, maybe that could be re-styled; Manuel seemed keen to work on that.
 
 - [Carol] Improving clarity around HOWTO docs: https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/114976
 
-  [CAM] could you explain what the older-style howtos were?
+  [CAM] Could you explain what the older-style howtos were?
   [Carol] It goes back to Linux in the early days, when docs were scarce. Howtos were architecture discussions of how sonething was implemented, more like background on a topic -- explanations in Diátaxis terms
-  [Ned] Maybe the section could be called “longer writings”
+  [Ned] Maybe the section could be called "longer writings"
   [Daniele] I always call them *howto guides*: `HOWTO` sounds like an old-school passcode
   [Carol] Could we use local ToC trees to split up the section?
   [Hugo] We could fix that quickly if someone wants to make a PR
   [Ezio] I think there was a discussion, will try to find it later. I was looking at the Unicode guide, which starts out as explanation but then turns into a howto guide, and sometimes it feels like a tutorial. There's an [issue about rewriting it](https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/107583), but I'm not sure how to do that
   [Carol] The Linux project created both alphabetical and chronological lists of “HOWTO”s. Eventually, we can orphan the current format of the landing page.
   [Carol] One of the urgent tasks is to set the reader's expectations. We don't want them to expect a modern howto and then not get it.
 
-- [Hugo] The detailed changelog is very long -- longer than Moby Dick. [python/docs-community#98](https://github.com/python/docs-community/issues/98)
+- [Hugo] The detailed changelog is very long -- longer than Moby Dick. ([python/docs-community#98](https://github.com/python/docs-community/issues/98))
 
 
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