Hello Lee, I think that in general good documentation will help a lot of people. With Capistrano, there is a somewhat steeper mental barrier than Rails. The situation is compounded due to the fact that you don't "write" Capistrano scripts everyday since once written, they just tend to work. While as a Rails developer, you are writing Rails code every day. Personally, I had to go through that barrier and I posted my queries here. A lot of good people including someone by the name of Lee Hambley helped me :). So I had to ask for help inspite of having the excellent book "Deploying Rails Applications" available. The chapter on Capistrano is alone worth the price of the book. Something similar along with the "type" of questions that you get here, if that can be captured in a set of related conceptual recipes, would go a long way towards helping beginners. I can help, but my knowledge of Capistrano is nowhere near yours and other people on this forum. So please ask accordingly. Regards, Bharat
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