I'm concerned about the newbiedoc wiki:
Its server is sometimes unavailable, so we can't get the debian
www people to add a link.
As a whole its GFDL although we could do our page GPL.
I'm concerned about the debian wiki:
The front page is immutable due to some spambot or something
One has to sign up to edit
Overall, its _looks_ unmaintained.
If we went with a wiki, we could have one long page for our project,
with sub-projects as separate chapters. We can follow the same layout
as a debiandoc e.g. release under GPL, Abstract, TOC, then the chapters.
Converting this to html is as simple as grabbing it off with a browser
and editing that to remove the "wiki" parts.
If we went with a non-wiki format then we need a home.
What do people think?
Doug.
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