[Typo3-documentation] Let's start filling some content!

[Coby Pachmayr]

> It says existing/finished documents and if you click on it you realize
> that you are redirected to the existing documents at typo3.org.
>
> If you feel you have nothing to add to those documents, find something
> else to work on.
>
> Otherwise start with a new Wiki article under 'Documents in progress'.
>

I apologize for the misunderstanding... I meant that "Finished" seems to
indicate that whoever put it there, thinks it is done, so "please don't add
anything else".  Not that I didn't think I had anything to add to it.  My
point being that if it were Wiki, I could more easily post my comments about
it.

> > #2.) Assuming that I resolve *where* to put my correction/addition to
the
> > code, who is available from this team or another team to verify that my
> > *fix* isn't something that only made it work for me, or to validate that
it
> > is in fact a problem or change that needs to be made?
>
> We all are... And also the main editor. If you add/correct withing the
> Basic Installation, where I am the main editor, I will have a look at
> it. But others will too, and will correct your work if needed.
>

Okay... hopefully than I or anyone else will not be *flamed* if we make a
mistake in our additions/corrections... especially if they go "live" once we
make the edits.

> I know it takes some getting used to work with the Wiki but you'll end
> up loving it like most of us. I'm pretty sure of that.
>

I already do love Wiki!! You are right.  I am using it now... so you win on
that one! :-)

> sylvain posted two links that help you with writing on the Wiki. That
> should be enough to start.
>
> > #3.) If I follow through with my suggestions from my earlier posts, it
is
> > unclear where I should actually place these... since I only saw one vote
> > *for* my (perhaps overly structured) vision ... my guess is I will need
to
> > create my own wiki, and document repository.. which is the way I'm
leaning
> > now...
>
> If you want to do that, go ahead. My opinion... Waste of time. Put your
> energy in wiki.typo3.org, put your thoughts into action and stop
> contemplating or trying. If it's not good enough, people will help you
> improve, very much like Jonathan and Ingmar don't like Peter's structure
> and Jonathan came up with his own. Time will tell which one will be the
> most useful.
>

Again, ack that you win on this one... I'm putting stuff on the Wiki now...
just hope we can get rid of the annoying "You must setup the wiki first"
message. :-(

> > All of this reminds me of common saying... that if you want an
organization
> > to go nowhere... run it by committee... :-)
>
> That's right.
>
> > Perhaps what we need as a group is to set up an organizational
structure --- 
> > since nobody likes my long posts, I will start a new thread on this.
>
> I believe we have enough organizational structure for now as I'm trying
> to tell for several posts now.
>
Yes... but they don't necessarily meet what I see to be other potential
problems... which you can read about by following the link below!  ;-)

http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php/Documentation_Process_-_Problems_and_Resolutions

I wish you had told me to start using the wiki earlier!  :-)  Just kidding!