[TYPO3-typo3org] Consolidate - don't divide?

[Daniel Bruessler]

Hello,

I answer directly to this post because here are the most questions. This
is my view, as member of the DocTeam.

* for me the wiki is very fast to use, and to work on the documents
(because it's an extrem simple tool)
* If current running projects have a minimum of documentation
(whishlist, who cares for what feature, some diagramms) then it's easier
for others to CONTRIBUTE
* there's MUCH existing documentation for newbees, editors, admins,
extension-developers, core-developers
* the question is how much 3rd-party tools we _really_ should use. Some
years ago I decided to optimize the wiki for caring about the
documentation and in the moment I'm also helping with the Jive-based
KnowledgeBase -- but maybe I should have put my whole energy into TYPO3
itself to run this all on typo3.org? I'm rethinking this, yet.

I remember that the mailing-list-search on typo3.org has gone because of
traffic-problems.
-> Is the search-traffic-problem solved, if we categorize and tag the
most important newsgroup-entries and serve just these via the searchbox?

=> is the performance of the typo3.org-server high enough, if we use
typo3.org _to develop_ all documentation by teamwork? I mean with the
full document-lifecycle (beginning from brainstorming/concept to draft
to review to publish) ?

kind regards
Daniel Brüßler

> We got more and more sub domains running with little presence on the
> main  page TYPO3.org or on TYPO3.com

> wiki.typo3.org is a good start but I liked the comment system of old
> TYPO3.org better - it was more easily available and solved more problems
> for me than the wiki has ever done. A few moderators of the
> documentation should take the best of the comments and incooperate it in
> the manuals. It should maybe be an option of the extension owners to
> receive automatic emails as soon as a comment is posted opening a
> possibility of faster support/development.