Re: [xwiki-users] Documentation?

This shows the fact that most "old" users now inherited an erroneous concept: "xwiki". At first, you could talk about XWiki as something you can use for making a website. Now, what you said is almost equivalent with: "Okay, let's say someone told you about apache to host your website, giving you some examples like wikipedia. You are interested and want to see if it can fit your needs. You'll want to know how you can install the product and adapt it to your needs, that may be wide." Here, almost everyone knows that it shouldn't say "apache", but "apache http server", as "apache" is no longer a valid alias for the http server. But this confusion was happening a few years ago for apache, too, when it was nothing more than THE http server, and not a foundation with tens of famous projects. Still, some continue to say "apache" when they talk about httpd, and some continue to say "XWiki" when they talk about XWikiPlatform or XE. Speaking about apache, there is no Documentation link on www.apache.org, so I only agree with the Documentation link on www.xwiki.org for historical purposes. +1, we're mostly documenting features and OpenSource development practices. A complete tutorial should be written; for the moment, there are some articles about setting up XWiki, they used to be linked somewhere on xwiki.org. Sergiu