[Typo3-documentation] New wiki structure

[Peter Kindström]

Hi all!
Yesterday I started to implement the new document structure on 
the wiki´s first page. But I cant decide which of two 
alternatives we should use:

- Project oriented
If you click on "Installation documents" you come to a page that 
is project oriented. You clearly see which documents are done, 
in progress, wished and so on. This is the way I first wanted to 
implement the structure, but...

- User oriented
For a user seeking information the above described structure is 
to cluttered. They dont care about whishlists and outdated 
documents. They want a clean structure like when you click on 
"Administrator Tutorials".

So I have two questions I like to share with you:

1. Are we going to use the wiki just when updating / working on 
new documents and then move the information to SXW? (Either by 
hand or automatically.)

2. Maybe we could have the Project oriented structure on the 
wiki and the User oriented on typo3.org? That, I think, would be 
the best solution. (It still presumes that wiki info gets moved 
to SXW.)

Personally I like to see the wiki as a place were projects are 
placed. When the project is done (the document is 
produced/updated) information is transferred to typo3.org and 
the wiki pages deleted. What do YOU think?


/Peter Kindström