Python Documentation?

[Dan Thrue]

Cameron Laird wrote:
> In article <3f533f3d$0$32467$edfadb0f at dread16.news.tele.dk>,
> Dan Thrue  <rummanddan_nospam at hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>Cameron Laird wrote:
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>>>Python already has a structure--and much content!--for 
>>>comparable collaboration in <URL: http://
>>>www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/ >.  Moreover, as several
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>>Thank for your feedback, i personally uses pydoc when im in need of 
>>documentation, but sometimes i have been in such situations where code 
>>snippets was necessary for me. The background for this project is to 
>>gain a great database public of snippets hooked in a structure that is 
>>easily for all to use, novice as well as expert.
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> I apologize for muddling my message.  I completely agree
> that a public knowledge store of code fragments and re-
> lated matters, that is easy for all to access, is a great
> blessing.  That's the aim of the Wiki.  Or were you 
> judging the Wiki a failure in that, but too polite to 
> make it explicit?

No i wont judge anything a failure in this community :) To say it 
shortly, the wiki doesnt actually fill my requirements.

Hope that isnt an too arrogant attitude I put up, but remember we do 
this effort for the community as well for our selves.

Best regards,
Dan