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Subject: Re: [PATCH v2] Documentation: filesystems: convert fuse to RST
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Hey Jonathan! I hope you're doing fine.


> So I have to confess that I've lost track of where we stand with this.
> Holidays and moving house will do that...apologies.  In any case, I have a
> couple of additional comments.


Actually Miklos replied. While he did not comment on the amount of 
markup used, he had this to add:

> Hmm, most of this document is*not*  an admin-guide at all.  The only
> sections that really belong in that category are "What is FUSE?" and
> "Control filesystem" and maybe some of the definitions as well.   The
> mount options for fuse filesystem are not generally usable for
> actually performing a mount, most of those are actually internal
> details of the filesystem implementation.
>
> So I suggest leaving this file under Documentation/filesystems/ for
> now and later work towards splitting out the admin-guide parts into a
> separate document.

Please let me know what you think? I can do another pass to clean this 
up and remove more markup, no problem!


-Daniel.