improving the Python docs -- a wiki? copy PHP's model?

[Ville Vainio]

>>>>> "Roger" == Roger Binns <rogerb at rogerbinns.com> writes:

    Roger> It is trivial to add new comments.  Sure one could do
    Roger> it via SourceForge instead, but that is a far greater
    Roger> hassle.  Every single little step you put in the way
    Roger> makes it less likely people will contribute.  If you
    Roger> are running cathedral style development, then that is
    Roger> fine.

I'm not sure I would like to see the official Python documentation
"improved" too much. At least the library reference is top notch as it
stands, and some other areas (distutils/embedding) should be covered
in seperate volumes of documentation, e.g. some wiki-maintained
tutorials.

Documentation just isn't a problem for core Python. The same can't be
said for various UI toolkits or third party libs, but that's a
separate problem.

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