> > Seems to me that what could solve both the issue of consolidation and of > > duplicate, mostly outdated documentation is generating a central website > > that provides one Wiki page for every pertinent topic, whether that be a > > specific software, system setup topic (i.e. ALSA), and/or > > distribution-specific how-to. The end-users and/or project > devs/contributors > > could help generate the material > > IMHO wikis are what got us into this mess - there's nothing to stop > users from posting wildly inaccurate information. So you end up with > dozens of users posting .asoundrcs that they don't understand, but > happened to solve (or hide) some problem for them. Well, unattended ones are prone to doing that. Having multiple unrelated instances further magnifies this issue. However, in the aforementioned proposal, I suggested that Dave (and perhaps others? i.e. devs) would help oversee and/or shape this *single* documentation resource in order to keep it current and accurate. Hence, IMHO I see this as an all-encompassing solution. Best wishes, Ico
