[Typo3-documentation] Wiki: Links to documentation on Typo3.org

[Franz Holzinger]

Ingmar Schlecht wrote:
> Perhaps a seperate page could be dedicated to "missing documents", but 
> they should IMHO not be mixed with the links to existing documents in 
> the Wiki.
There is a page http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php/Document_wishlist where 
everyone can put his 'missing documents'.

> IMHO having so many links that point to "uninteresting" wiki pages (e.g. 
> pages just containing links to typo3.org) keeps the users from seeing 
> the good wiki pages. So if we there would be fewer uninteresting links 
> on the front page, more people would look at the (few) existing 
> documents and help improving it.
Everyone can write something to the wiki pages, so that they become 
interesting for others.

> I think if typo3.org is still the main hub of documentation, the wiki 
> doesn't have to have links to that.

I do not agree. If you do not user links it will happen that the same 
documentation will be written twice or more often.
However it could be possible, to copy all documentation to wiki. But who 
will synchronize it with to other documentation?

> In my eyes, the Wiki is just a tool to create documentation, and should 
> not necessarily be the guide in the jungle of Typo3 documentation.

I think, all the already solved problems should be written to the Wiki. 
If someone has had difficulties and questions with Typo3 he could not 
solve using the documentation, he should after having resolved this 
write it somewhere down into the wiki. So everyone can use this 
information and does not have to search for it very long.

Afterwards it is still possible to put something from the wiki into a 
new document.

Franz