Some of my pure POD documentation is wildly out of date. Test::Tutorial, Test::FAQ, ExtUtils::MakeMaker::Tutorial and ExtUtils::MakeMaker::FAQ. This sort of pure user level documentation is something that could be very easily done by a lot of people a little at a time. Perfect for a wiki!
And I've tried to wikify the before, but they seem to just get lost. I've used PodWiki in the past, but then I have to manually copy stuff into the repository and I forget. To do that. I toyed with the idea of making PodWiki automatically commit to an SVN repo (which wouldn't be too hard).
Test::More is now on Google Code. One of the interesting things they do is store the wiki in the SVN repo. Hmm.
What if I had a way to convert from Google Code wiki markup to POD? Then I could let people work on the documentation in the wiki and just convert that into POD for distribution! Soooo... who wants to write the converter?
UPDATE: fayland does! Pod::From::GoogleWiki.
(Alas, Google Code does not allow non-project members to edit a project's wiki, something I would like to see fixed).
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Suggested name? Pod::From::GoogleWiki? Google::Wiki::To::Pod?
You might be able to simply abuse Pod::WikiDoc [cpan.org] by
writing a new Pod::WikiDoc::Parser grammar for Google Code. Then I
can just wrap the wiki page in "=begin/end wikidoc" around it and run
it through Pod::Wikidoc to do the conversion.
Alternatively, Convert::Wiki [cpan.org]
might be adaptable.
Or you can just do some quick hacky thing. I don't think it will take
much work.
The wiki in question is here [google.com]. The wiki
syntax is here [google.com].
Realistical
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YAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY!
I don't suppose you're up for writing pod2wiki?