We have released a new version of NuWiki with a completely new
front-end.

This new user interface is simpler and more streamlined in an attempt
to draw more attention to features that were not quite as obvious in
the first cut, such as the discussion feature which is now prominently
displayed.

We hope you enjoy the new look and as always invite you to participate
in the collection of knowledge.

Oh, and to appease Tony G., we have also included a disclaimer in the
QM bits indicating that this is not the most current or even official
documentation, but rather a demonstration of how documentation is being
done by forward-thinking companies. Each section also includes a link
to the official docs.

All the best,

Jon Sisk
Chief WikiNerd
NuWiki.com

Home run, right out of the park.  Congrats.

Glad you like it, Tony.

Did you notice the new feature?

When you mouse over a topic, it tells you how many things are below it.

We call this internally the "Tony G" feature; it looks ahead and warns
us of what's coming.

Thanks for your continued support,

j.

Jon Sisk
Chief WikiNerd
NuWiki.com

Very cool.  For bonus points it will use '0' to identify a template-only
zero-content page (like you do with stubs and URLs to off-site pages), and
a '1' only for pages that have been modified.  :)   Such a PITA, huh?

Thanks for the nod.  Speaking of warnings of what's to come, maybe I should
dig up that proposal I wrote so many years ago to show people how I
invented the concept of a community wiki.  It included features like roles,
content approval, and formatting that are standard these days.
Unfortunately back then no one thought it had any value.  Story of my life.

If I didn't care I wouldn't be here.
BTW, thanks again for breakfast.
Now can I have my kneecaps back?

T