Dan & others,
Thanks for the healthy and even-handed discussion.
I agree a Wiki would be great. I don't like the idea of a forum,
for many of the same reasons discussed.
The key thing to make a Wiki successful is committed support from
a critical mass of people. As you all know, I've never had time
to regularly update the FAQ, and I would happily replace it with
a Wiki. But I won't have any real time to commit to a Wiki. There
is a wealth of good information on the mail list, with many people
providing great support and insights. The material is there for
creating a great Wiki.
I don't have a proposal for a hosted site. Can someone volunteer
something that is sure to have a long available life? We might
consider code.google.com - it provides project hosting and a Wiki
but I don't know if it has the right features.
Should I create a backuppc-wiki-admin mail list on SF.net?
FYI, there is also a Wikipedia BackupPC entry:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backuppc
Craig
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