Hi, I agree: a) public relation isn't a strength of Trac ;-) b) it's really hard to explain business people why to introduce Trac c) the first steps to install and configure aren't documented for non-developers d) running and maintaining Trac often requires developer or command line skills So there could be a big positive effect, if someone starts creating a simple to understand starting place with advertising for Trac and a very simple install HowTo - better: how to install Trac _WITHOUT_ going to the command line (gui based installers for Linux + Windows). Currently I've really less time, but I'm interested into contributing - and have some experiences with user level documentation. So: I would try to start a simple docu page for Trac - this won't be a work done in a few days - and can't be done alone. As soons as I got a first page online, I'll inform and invent you to help me :-) ...help means: wishes and questions for the page and - very appreciated - maybe help writing some entries ;-) ciao, Chris
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