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Sounds good. How about just have a main page, near blank at first, just a title, and some links to special pages like recent modifications, etc, and a link to a page with a list of command docs changed by people (individual commands). Then, when someone has a correction or addition they create a new page(in most wikis this is done by editing a nonexistant page), and add a link to the page from the main page. If someone has a correction to stuff thats already there then they simply edit that page.
For those of you that has never used a wiki, if the community is large enough for the number of pages, malicious edits aren't too much of a problem since they can be set straight in a few mouse clicks due to wikis remembering all the instances of the page that ever existed.
Also, the builtin system is nice, but it could be nicer. For instance, highlighting in code snippets, stuff divided into section names instead of modules. Also, perhaps user customizable would be a command line switch that would make the docs one file per command instead of one file per module. Finally, documentation of Types and their elements is necessary.
Sounds good. How about just have a main page, near blank at first, just a title, and some links to special pages like recent modifications, etc, and a link to a page with a list of command docs changed by people (individual commands). Then, when someone has a correction or addition they create a new page(in most wikis this is done by editing a nonexistant page), and add a link to the page from the main page. If someone has a correction to stuff thats already there then they simply edit that page.
For those of you that has never used a wiki, if the community is large enough for the number of pages, malicious edits aren't too much of a problem since they can be set straight in a few mouse clicks due to wikis remembering all the instances of the page that ever existed.
Also, the builtin system is nice, but it could be nicer. For instance, highlighting in code snippets, stuff divided into section names instead of modules. Also, perhaps user customizable would be a command line switch that would make the docs one file per command instead of one file per module. Finally, documentation of Types and their elements is necessary.