One of the strengths of the Author-it is the help and support that members of the Author-it User Group provide to each other. But it occurred to me a lot of this useful information is lost and buried in the mountain messages and not captured anywhere. I also thought that it would be useful to have a repository of this great information.

So I have created a wiki to try and capture this information.

The wiki is at http://aitwiki.hamishblunck.com/

I encourage you to add your tips and tricks, your how-to’s, or if you find a great post about Author-it on the web, link to it. Or if you ask a question on the list and you get a useful reply or solution, add it to the wiki.

You will need to register to add or edit content, but anyone can view it.

I guess it is also a bit of a social experiment. Can a group dominated by professional communicators create and maintain a useable wiki? :)

There are also only two guidelines that I would ask people to follow:

• Do not post opinions of the product (praise or criticism).
• Do keep the tone professional; treat it like your own documentation.

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