> Coding is good for coders, but end-users enjoy having documentation > and help and information :P I can understand code, but never felt good > with projects which think best way to get needed info is read code > (mostly without comments :).
We seem to be doing both code and docs for once ;) but I'm keeping quiet on the code part until we're done. (or you can watch me/dustin ramble about it on twitter, I guess). > One thing I noticed while browsing wiki around now, external and > internal links look same. Is it possible to get external links show > they are external? How-To section has in same list both links in same > wiki, and also to other people's blogs and posts. Not to mean they are > bad source of information, but at least reader would notice they are > being directed out of the wiki (or directeded to other wiki page, > containing own list of things like Monitoring has.) > > Even if this suggestion isn't doable or worth it, I think wiki is now > much better place to start seeking information, and then leaf out to > related things. Thank you! You suggestion was good, I'd thought about doing it. I just edited the worst offenders, where wikilinks and external links were alternating through the page. Now on most pages it's mostly obvious if you're going to leave the wiki. -Dormando
