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I'm interested in hearing from anyone who's been involved in (a) projects
where the bulk of the documentation--user docs excluding quick-start or
reference cards, "Introducing..."-type booklets, et al.--was online. In
particular, we (my department) would like to hear of any strongly positive
OR negative user feedback. Replies via e-mail are best, but you can also use
the list.
