Mittie,

Thats the spirit! I agree with trying out docbook. Cool introductions at O'Reilly that Stefan
found! I will study them. Sorry, that I did not provide you with the shortlist of alternatives you asked
for, but I had to bring a project to a deadline on my work. I am not an expert on this anyhow, but would have suggested looking at docbook,
xdoc, xhtml... But as I already mentioned, I don't find it very important
exactly which structuring language we take, as long that there is some
structuring information. Probably a 'poor' language, in terms of expressiveness
is even better, since it keeps the focus on content and stays more flexible for
transformations to other markups later. I see that you used the documentation to tryout subversion and pave the way for
the future... ;-)

Yes I would be honored to contribute to the book. Probably I will stay on the
critics/correctors side in the beginning, since I still have to know Webtest
better before taking the responsability for some subject.

Kay