Collaborative editing of the spec

All,

given that a number of people are tasked
with editing the spec, I thought that a collaborative environment such
as a wiki might be useful.  To that end, I spent a few hours creating
a wiki, and making it publically available.

Check out: http://212.147.140.51:2500

For those of you who use RSS feed aggregators,
there is also as RSS feed available, so you can follow progress on the
doc: http://212.147.140.51:2500/wiki/rss_with_content

The wiki engine (Instiki - www.instiki.org)
is supposed to have PDF & LaTeX export functionalaity, but that appears
to be broken at the moment.  However, when I get that sorted, it should
mean that we can produce a printable copy of the spec directly from the
wiki.

Take a look, and let me know what you
think, and whether you reckon it's worth pursuing with this approach, or
whether the posted/emailed Word docs are better.

Peter, if you're happy with this approach,
feel free to post a link on the TransWS home page.  I'll keep the
wiki server up for the duration of the development of the spec (and perhaps
move it to a more permanent home if this exercise is successful).

Regards,

Steve

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