I agree that it could be made easier with better documentation, more tools like tmda-cgi, etc (volunteers?). However, this is one of the reasons I designed TMDA to be a server-side application. i.e, TMDA is installed by the mail administrator, who should already be familiar with Unix, his MTA, etc. For such a person, deploying TMDA should not be difficult. The non-technical end-users are handled by whatever TMDA services the mail admin chooses to provide. In short, every Tom, Dick and Harry does not need to understand how to install TMDA or even how it works. I did the work to provide a webmail/TMDA service for some friends and family that is completely transparent to them. Their interface remained unchanged. All they know is that they no longer receive spam.
If we *are* interested in helping the docs along (not full-time! but an edit here and there), how should we go about submitting changes to existing docs and/or totally new docs?
-- monique
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