As I discussed earlier with you, I am very much excited about this idea, bringing a new user friendly standard of writing as well as accessing the documentation. A couple of queries, The author writes up in markup language -> possibly host the content on github -> discussion over the content on mailing list -> changes to be done -> changes done -- seems fine till here. We define a markup language, style to be followed, author writes in this style. Now the main part is preparing for target location and delivering. -- If it has to be pushed to upstream, our tool chains converts the document according to the upstream guidelines, push it. When we are pushing to upstream repo, we don't care about what they do with it, we just convert the content according to their guidelines and push it. -- All good here. When git.centos.org is involved, we have to actually deal with the pushed content too. Right now centos.org/docs hosts content from RHEL. We have to generate the centos.org/docs from our repo. -- Is it right? Major change in how centos.org/docs work is required. -- Aren't we too much depending on github for these tasks? Any alternatives here? We promote the content using existing channels of our centos, and possibly upstream channels if content is pushed to them. -- All good here. Is the workflow I discussed in line with yours Karsten? I already have a couple of tools in mind for this but lets leave that thing to my GSOC proposal discussion with you. It would be nice to bring technical requirements too in this discussion. Regards, Kunaal Jain