Hi all, I am new to dancer, don't know too much about webapps, but like his/her or simply its (?) elegance and simplicity (from the user perspective). There were recently some complaints referring to quality of documentation recently on this list. A bit exaggerated, but not completely without reason, in my opinion. I noticed that there are different bits and pieces of documentation on a number of different places: mainly cpan, github, perldancer.org. I tried to change documentation page on github wiki to point to the various resources instead of repeating old hats once again yesterday. Now another suggestion for the github wiki: I suggest to use the github wiki to collaboratively improve the docs. It's not really anything new. Anybody can write to this list with suggestions or file issues on github with suggestions to improve documentation, but maybe a wiki is a little friendlier for people like me who are no full-time developers. I imagine that good passages could be taken over in the pod section if developers like it. In the worst case this effort will end before much has happened, but no harm done. If there is positive feedback I would start a wiki version of the cookbook on github wiki and try to improve that as I learn. What's your opinion? best Maurice