Apart from the 'Wow! Zope has Help!' comment: The API documentation is very useful. How do we feedback about it? (eg: why is there PropertySheet and PropertySheets?) When will it be complete? How do we submit docs to appear in it? What is the moderation process like? Sadly, the rest of the 'Zope Help' section needs a lot more structure to be useful. At the moment, the names don't even fit in their browser pane :( Perhaps something along the lines of the portal structure on zdp.zope.org would be useful for categorising these documents? If these are the 'help screens' you get when you click the help button, maybe they shouldn't be listed here at all? I have to say, I think the M$ help system on Windows might be a better model: 1. A Contents Page - kindof like the zdp portal listing, or a contents section of a book. 2. An index page - A list of all the documents in the help system, which seems to be largely what the 'contents' tab is now. 3. Search - which needs to be explained better than it is. Can boolean searching be used? Do I need to quote things? How do I search for dtml-in? (Maybe a help screen would be useful ;-) Maybe there should be links to the Contents Page as well as help on your current location from in the management interface? Finally, you should make it clear elsewhere that /HelpSys on your site will go to the Zope help system. Maybe this needs to be blockable, after all, why should www.mysite.com/HelpSys give the Zope help system, when I might want it to be my company's help system for their products? Which suggests that maybe the help system should be a separate product from Zope, running on its own server. For example, take a company which has LOTS of zope servers. The sysadmin would prefer to maintain one up-to-date copy of the Zope docs on a 'documentation server' which has documentation for all the Zope versions in use, rather than wastefully running the same number of documentation servers as there are Zope instances... ...heaven forbid, DC could actually run a master one of these at doc.zope.org which would be the most complete and up to date... Views? cheers, Chris