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  1. Hi Matt!
    All that sounds really awesome! I really understand where you’re coming from as some similar stuff happened to me 2 years ago, when I started plugin development – with very humble beginnings!

    Seeing that you’re a historian, teacher, musician and family man makes you the perfect person for such a plugin that you’ve plan to develop.

    Why? Easy, you’re not into this whole developer lingo and such yet, you come with fresh eyes and that brings this connection to development which is based “in real life” on the needs that we’re (as devs) trying to solve.

    I wish you all the best with this project and this challange – which I am sure it will be – but in the end I am sure you will come up with an awesome product that is for daily usage! :)

    I am so eagerly awaiting such a plugin – maybe I could do that myself but currently don’t have the time for such bigger project. However, if such plugin would be available I would buy and use it the same day it releases.

    I am planning on starting my plugin resources site where I present and document my WordPress plugins. I need such a plugin easy to handle, with custom post types of course, good search capabilities and some stuff that interlinks the aspects: FAQ, knowledge base etc. so that is is easy for me to manage but easy to overview and to use for the end user. That is our goal: to make the user experience awesome!

    Again, all the best and I am eagerly awaiting new posts to this series, as well as the plugin :)

    Best regards from Germany, Dave :)

    1. Thanks for the encouragement Dave! How do you see the documentation being linked with the FAQ? And do you think it’s necessary to have a knowledge base (a forum, I assume you mean) AND full documentation? Help me parse some of those capabilities out a little. Brad and I are actively talking through this stuff now, so your input is valuable. Thanks!

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