Ned Konz wrote:

> The difficulty of keeping documentation, tutorials, etc. up to date is
> not unique to Squeak.
> 
> This is a role that a number of people in the Squeak community could
> help with. Even if you're new to Squeak, you can help:
> 
> * try out existing documentation and point out its problems
> * you can tell the community what documentation you think needs to
> exist
> * you can update the Swiki to make sure that documentation can be
> found

I agree. There is lots and lots of documentation. But it needs 
to be maintained and kept alive, and improved. I don't think there 
is a lack of documentation, but it can be hard to find and hard to
know what to look for. The mailing list archives is also full of 
good info and could be used as a FAQ. 

Karl