I think there are a number of problems that could be solved by better, up to date documentation. Many of these could better be solved by major fixes to the UI, but those have yet to appear.
I think the simplest and easiest way to get better documentation is to have a more active wiki. There's a decent amount of good material on the wiki, but I don't think it sees much use. I propose that the wiki be given a more prominent place in the documentation: - Currently, the link to the wiki from the freenetproject.org main page is buried as the last link under the documentation subheading. Move it to the second link (after "What is Freenet?" of the main menu. - Add a link on fproxy (with a redirect warning that the wiki is not anonymous). - Make an effort to point users to the relevant wiki pages if their question / problem has a known answer. Raising user awareness of the wiki is important. Thoughts? Evan Daniel
