Personal perspective: Wiki is a DOCUMENTATION tool. It's not really an
intra-group communications tool. Every wiki I've used for the latter
has shown this to be the case.
I'd recommend using the Wiki for creating a best of breed documentation
project and to incorporate a dynamic FAQ page.
Just mu $.02
gerry
Jason Winningham wrote:
On Sep 29, 2006, at 7:44 AM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
In fact, I'm already wondering if we won't over time be creating TWO
master sets of documentation between our current Wiki and our
distributed text files.
would it be possible to create one from the other? Maybe use the wiki
as the master, and use some sort of text extraction tool to create text
files for the source distribution (or distribute html and text, or just
html)?
Or create wiki/html pages from the source READMEs, and let users
contribute to other areas on the wiki.
-Jason
kg4wsv
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