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    Ambivilence. I’ve seen some good documentation wikis, and some really bad ones. But it would make it easier and more likely to grow, especially if they allow comments. Would need a lot of moderating.
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      Wow! That was fast. So is the "commenting" system the most likely choice for our existing documentation then?
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        Whatever the head honchos decide will be fine with me. I would go for a wiki, but I’m known as an anarchist in certain circles anyway.
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