You're thinking along the lines that you will give the user a 'copy' of the relevant file in a markdown editor. Then when user saves, you get that file on your server somewhere - then diff it into the github?
Definitely a simpler solution than the table thingy I thought of. You could actually just use the same copy of the file until you merge as well (probably what you thought about doing).
A good idea about the FIXME: too, this way it's the same interface for contributing with the fix as it is with contributing with the 'needs work'. I like it.
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You're thinking along the lines that you will give the user a 'copy' of the relevant file in a markdown editor. Then when user saves, you get that file on your server somewhere - then diff it into the github?
Definitely a simpler solution than the table thingy I thought of. You could actually just use the same copy of the file until you merge as well (probably what you thought about doing).
A good idea about the FIXME: too, this way it's the same interface for contributing with the fix as it is with contributing with the 'needs work'. I like it.