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This README explains the relationship of the files in
/cvs/docs/common/.  This is specific to the Fedora Documentation
Project (FDP).

cvs-en.xml

  Generic chapter explaining what CVS is and how to use it.  Used in
  Developer Guide.

draftnotice-en.xml

  Used when a document is in draft/beta stage.  This is usually put at
  the very top of the parent XML file, or in the introduction of a
  tutorial, so that it is the first thing read.  Calls to this entity
  are removed when the document is moved to a live status.  This 
  prevents confusion in thinking a beta document is the genuine 
  document.  

fedora-entities-en.ent

  DocBook entities are declared in this file.  All entities that are
  even remotely common across FDP should have an entity in this file.

fedora-entities-en.xml - DEPRECATED

  This file served the same as fedora-entities-en.xml but is
  deprecated due to an inaccurate file extension.

legacynotice-en.xml

  This entity is called from a document that relates to a specific
  version of Fedora Core that is moving from the Fedora Project to the
  Fedora Legacy Project for management and maintenance.

legalnotice-content-en.xml

  This is the actual content of the legalnotice.  Change content here
  to propagate to all systems.

legalnotice-en.xml

  This is the common call of the legalnotice material, used in the
  <articleinfo> and appearing as a link above the ToC, or directly
  inline if the XSL linking is disabled.  The release notes use inline
  legalnotice, so have a different common file.

legalnotice-relnotes-en.xml

  This is called by only the release notes.  It contains a single
  reference to the GFDL, and an <xref> to the <appendix> that has a
  call to the actual content from legalnotice-content-en.xml.  This
  keeps the inline usage of the legalnotice from overwhelming the
  layout.

  NOTE: this is a sematic hack and should be fixed by changes to the
  XSL.

obsoletenotice-en.xml

  Used for documents that are for a version of Fedora Core that is no
  longer supported by the Fedora Project and is not being maintained
  by the Fedora Legacy Project.  Documents with this notice are no
  longer being maintained.