Yes, NodeReaper, I know this question is highly subjective, may be Troll Bait, initiate Bike Shed competitions. So know also, I too will be watching.

OK now that we've established that. Let's get on to it, shall we?

I'm not in need, or desire of a (web)blog, as is usually associated with "commenting system". But more along the lines of a WIKI, or FAQ type commenting system. Where I post a very large document (documentation) and others can comment (augment) complain/express "nit's" (revise) the document -- sort of a living document, or maybe a Review, Debug, test-cycle sort of thing.

Am I making any sense?

I have a "pet project" I've been wanting to takle for some time, but had intended to write the commenting system myself. I fear that, with all I already have on my plate, I'll not get to it in a reasonable enough time. So I'd like to solicit the thoughts/experiences of the Monks, whom I've come to trust, for such information.

Thank you for all your consideration.

--Chris

P.S. It's a Perl related project, and I'll post all the dirty details in Meditations, shortly. Done. See: Why not a "living" PerlDoc? Others have it, why not Perl?, if interested.

#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw
use Perl::Always or die;
my $perl_version = (5.12.5);
print $perl_version;

In reply to Can anyone suggest a Commenting system? by taint

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