I also propose to drop support for XWiki versions prior to 1.0 and remove issues that are no longer relevant for 1.0 and beyond. -Vincent On Aug 26, 2007, at 7:22 PM, Vincent Massol wrote:

Hi,

Just wanted to explain my current strategy for FAQs on xwiki.org. Whenever I review FAQ pages I do the following:

1) Check if there's a page in the wiki that discusses the question mentioned in the FAQ page 2) If there is, remove the FAQ content and instead link to that page. If there were more information in the FAQ entry, move that information to the page proper 3) if there isn't, then create a new page, in the user guide, dev guide or admin guide and then go to step 2.

IMO this is the best strategy for the best of both world: 1) Have a comprehensive documentation 2) Prevent duplication 3) Still keep the FAQ entries so that people can find them easily using google or the wiki search and then get directed to the relevant documentation page.

All help is welcome!

Thanks -Vincent