Goal: to move the constitution from the pain that is a .docx file to something easier to read/edit/share, e.g. Markdown. Maybe in the future we can have sections hyperlinked somehow so that we can easily follow-up references within the constitution. (Specfically, raw text file --> latex with hyyperref --> pretty hyperlinked pdf)
- upload current .docx constitution
- proofread, make sure numbering/order etc is retained
- find out why Section 1.7 is blank (occurs in
.docxand.pdfversions too) - make branch for converting doc into a web format (HTML/CSS/Markdown/whatever)
- make branch for converting to PDF (LaTeX with hyperref or equivalent)
- upload frontmatter page (i.e. the page with the CSE Revue logo and version history)
- indents are
two spaceshowever they were done in the conversion to raw.txtfiles (it should be consistent across all the raw text files) - retain numbering/dot-point format
- absolutely no 'smart quotes' (if you're editing with MS Word for some reason, check that Smart Quotes are off first)