It´s a good idea to transfer the manual to a wiki. An interesting idea could be to transfer some wiki functionalities to b2evolution. So you could use it and all b2evolution user could use it.

I´m interesting which wiki you choose at the end. So please give some advice, why you choose this (or the next one)…

I’m a great fan of Tiki, a great example of an installation of this is at www.voip-info.org

Sorry that I could not help you set it up :(

I suddenly found myself moving and job hunting, and that took up most of my time.

I do have a plug-in that allows b2evo to run in the sidebar of myIE2. I know that does not make up for the help I promised, but it is something, right? :)

Silly me! Here is the link for b2evo4myie2:
http://sagefire.org/index.php/2004/03/28/p155

Thank you again!!! You let me “throw an eye” ;) on Wikis and I´m surprised what they can do and how they work. So I started a Wiki for myself.

Hope that I can also help to make some german language entries to start an multilanguage b2evolutionwiki.

Congratulations on setting up a doc-wiki! :)

I have a wiki for internal use based on MoinMoin - it is very easy to install and to copy/backup since its in text files.

Wacko wiki is a good choice. - I like their comments feature and multilanguage support. I hear that Wacko R4.0b2 should be out on 10-Apr-04.

For comparision of Wikis you may look at Wikis => Comparing Wiki features or search in my blog for “wiki".

You could put a wishlist in a wiki as well.
(maybe there are more topics that deserve to be in a wiki)

I know people are encouraged to create pages in a wiki if they think its necessary, but:
1) there is already a wishlist and somebody then shall copy it to a wiki
2) its a _documentation_ wiki and i’d hesitate creating new pages not directly on the documentation topic without asking first.

I have other plans for the wishlist / todo list / bug tracker / feature requests tracker. Hint.

(and yes, the wiki is for documentation; people are encouraged to submit wishes in the forums. :D