I hope we can address the documentation clutter before we get featured on an episode of Hoarders :) The natural and intuitive way to address the situation is to try to move the existing pages wherever we think they should go. However, it's not entirely clear *where* they should really go. Think about configuration. Do we include information about serving configuration from the SWIGed languages in the configuration section? Or do we put those in sections dedicated to specific programming languages. Often the sections can't be about one specific thing by necessity. It's a dilemma. And, right now, it would be destructive to try to reorder the pages beyond what's already been done. It will just make the documentation inconsistent and more likely cause confusion. Instead, I'd like to propose the idea of "meta pages". The idea is that their only purpose is to link to other pages. In the XML metapage, we link to *all pages* that discuss XML. In the Lua metapage, Lua. Ad infinitum. These pages, I think (I hope), will be able to help us find a natural and logical way to organize everything. I'm going to start working on it now. Tell me what you think! ry