Link docs to wiki instead of pdfparser.org #506
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As the person who transferred the information on the site completely to the wiki, I find this idea logical until the documentation is prepared. Also, unlike the site, everything on the wiki is up to date. I hope the site will be online soon. |
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Thank you for this change @rubenvanerk.
I don't think so. My assumption is that @smalot is busy and this project + site doesn't have the highest priority currently, which is fine. It supports the goal to merge all documentation available to make it easier to maintain and extend. |
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Since pdfparser.org is down (#504), I think it's better to link to the wiki instead of the (outdated) site.