[Jerry Raia]

http://blogs.msdn.com/johnkenn/archive/2006/07/25/678071.aspx

"Have you ever wanted to share your opinion about the official Microsoft documentation? Well, now you can! The Visual Studio team have pushed a lot of their documentation - including some great docs related to Windows Mobile devices - out onto the web in a new format that allows you to leave comments. Think of a cross between existing online documentation, and Wikipedia. Sound interesting? I'm watching this very closely, as I think it's very promising way of providing developers with up-to-date information. If it works, you can bet we'll look at doing the same for Windows Mobile SDK documentation."

Can anyone say Wiki? Well it's sort of like a Wiki. It doesn't look like you can modify the document (which is a good thing), but you can add to it. I'm curious to see what type of comments show up.

[Jerry Raia]

http://blogs.msdn.com/johnkenn/archive/2006/07/25/678071.aspx

"Have you ever wanted to share your opinion about the official Microsoft documentation? Well, now you can! The Visual Studio team have pushed a lot of their documentation - including some great docs related to Windows Mobile devices - out onto the web in a new format that allows you to leave comments. Think of a cross between existing online documentation, and Wikipedia. Sound interesting? I'm watching this very closely, as I think it's very promising way of providing developers with up-to-date information. If it works, you can bet we'll look at doing the same for Windows Mobile SDK documentation."

Can anyone say Wiki? Well it's sort of like a Wiki. It doesn't look like you can modify the document (which is a good thing), but you can add to it. I'm curious to see what type of comments show up.