I don't see wikiweb as a temporary solution. Its a excellent way to bootstrap documentation. Something we can note down quickly and expand later. Since most programmer hate documenting, and write a full page technical article isn't really what we looking for.
See for example, I just _finally_ learnt how to use basic necko in mozilla (thanks to bbaetz). But there is little chance I am writing a full fletched documentation, I'm just not that committed to ellaborate, not to mention I am not knowledged enough. However I don't mind writing little bits that I see are the main points. Maybe later, I can come up with better wording and change/append to it, maybe not. Basically I don't want to be bounded to writing documentations and not getting paid :) I would love to contribute, just not a strictly controlled fashion. Maybe you can take this into consideration. Regards -- Mike http://www.exitspace.net/mike > Alternatively, you could help with getting the new website up and > running, working towards the permanent rather than the temporary solution. > > How? I hear you ask. Good question; watch this space soon. (Famous last > words.) > > Gerv
