Some folks want to see the TT CookBook be a Wiki site. I'm nervous about this for several reasons.
Most of them I can keep to myself as thier about quality control and editing and such...
My biggest worry is, well, take a look at the PHP online documentation. They implemented a Wiki and their docs have become obsolete and cluttered with tons of useless stuff.
If that's any indication of how Wiki documentation works.. it scares me.
On the other hand, if there were a process for publishing up-to-date cookbooks *to* a Wiki site, that would make it more interesting.
I refuse, however, to make a Wiki be the central source of the cookbook.
You'll download the cookbook, or view it online just like any other documentation. If you want to discuss it, perhaps that's the place for a Wiki.
However, that said, with wiki the JFDI aspect is really high. I want to write a change, I JFDI, rather than having to go through lots of barriers, I just add a point. It removes the burden from you alone and opens up avenues that you might not have seen. Cathedral and the Bazaar.
In the end, it's a fine line.
Maybe this should be an on-list discussion.
