On Sat, 2007-10-27 at 17:58 +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Either that, or put it on an Official Freenet Freesite. The problem
> with the latter is we'd have to implement Revocable Subspace Keys to
> do it.
That also wouldn't help users who just installed freenet and do not yet
have connections. Just clicking a link called "Documentation" or "FAQ"
in the web interface is something a lot more users will do than starting
to read the wiki or other resources.
Hmm... maybe online and offline documentation could be combined: a
documentation plugin that can read its content nodes from the disk (some
jar file) or from freenet. We could include stuff on how get connected
on-disk but the rest of the documentation would be downloaded from
freenet.
That means that plugins should be able to include themselves in the main
navigation menu, I think. Searching for a link called "Documentation" in
the "Plugins" section of the page is not quite intuitive.
David
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