If you register on the wiki, I believe editing is enabled by default, but if
not let us know. The wiki and the trac ticket system use the same accounts,
I think the web site as well. I am not sure what roles are assigned by
default though, in any of the cases.
The wiki has been updated since the release, and I have always intended it
to be a living document with as many authors as possible. One of the main
reasons it is in the state it is at the moment is because I am more or less
the only person working on it seriously. Making a new pdf is not difficult,
though it will have many of the same formating issues the current one does
until the script that generates the pdf is improved significantly. I have
not gotten around to doing this yet. There are also some discussion about
how to most sensibly update the documents in the repository and in release
tarballs, partially technical and partially procedural.
If you are interested in being involved in the discussions about the way the
documentation is organized and integrated into the OSCAR release cycle, or
working on improving OSCAR in general, I would suggest subscribing to the
oscar-devel list. Most of those types of discussions occur there.
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