RE: using a wiki as your primary authoring tool & delivery mechanism

[Tim Mantyla <TimMantyla -at- nustep -dot- com>]

Thanks for posting all the great resources on this topic!  I also found 
out about a company that uses WordPress for a blog that contains their 
documentation (Zebra virtual synthesizer plug-in). Now I'm left wondering 
if my choice for a HAT (Doc-To-Help) was the best choice after all...

I figure it was the best decision I could make with the knowledge I had at 
the time.  :-)

Email lists (this one, HATT, TechCommPros, etc.) continue to be a primary 
research and continuing education tool for me. And TechComm is a great way 
to blow off steam and have a laugh w/ other tech writers.  TechComm:  
http://user.itconsult.co.uk/techcomm

Tim
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