Documentation

Web Feature List

All plugins must be imported from the current wiki (luckily, I already did all the hard work of giving everything a consistent structure)
It would be nice if the plugins area was more "wiki-like", in that other users could make minor changes to a particular plugin.
- Barring that, having a per-plugin forum area would work nicely
A way to rate and/or favorite plugins would be great
As would the ability to write reviews (different from a discussion area) (example)
RSS Change-log/update feed
Categorization (A plugin can be in multiple categories - I like how Drupal does it in this case)
Each plugin should have the following extracted from its documentation:
- Name
- Author
- Description
- Version (If no version exists, we should give it one, like 0.1)
- Browsers tested on
  - indicate pass/fail/untested on individual browsers (IE 6/7, FF 2, Safari 2, Opera 9)
- Dependencies
  - Minimum/Maximum version of jQuery
  - Each Plugin, and min/max version
- Stability
  - Level of stability (new, alpha, beta, stable, official)
  - Level of documentation (none, basic, full)
  - Forward compatibility (unlikely, possible, likely)
- License(s)
There should be links to the following
- API
  - Will be auto-generated from the inline docs
- Demo page(s)
- Tutorial(s)
- Download URL
  - Code + Docs
  - Code + Docs + Dependencies
- SVN repository, where applicable (not everything will, necessarily, be in SVN)
  - We can opt to just link to Trac for this, thankfully

We need to import all of the mailing lists and users into it.
If there's a subscription model for the forums (get all posts by email, and optionally all replies too, within a forum) then we can end the mailing list and just move everyone over to this.