ColdFusion documentation goes live at http://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/home.html
For the last two years, we have had a wiki-based model for ColdFusion documentation, with some of the revered ColdFusion experts in the industry editing the documentation and helping us keep it fresh and up-to-date. I am sure a large number of us have benefited from meaningful code samples and other documentation input that ColdFusion community experts shared. We would like to thank each of our ColdFusion community experts for their involvement and selfless commitment. We would like to specifically shout out a BIG THANK YOU to Adam Cameron, Aaron Neff, Charlie Arehart, and Raymond Camden. Not to forget, Dave Ferguson, Carl Von Stetten, Adam Tuttle, Peter Freitag, Steve Blades, Matt Dyer, Kev McCabe, Sam Farmer, Andrew Myers, Matt Busche, Nicholas Tunney, Ryan Guill and Steven Neiland for the value add they have provided.
However, we have had several issues with the wiki service and implementation, causing us to look for a better solution. Owing to this, we are constrained to move away from the wiki model temporarily. Having said that, please rest assured that we are diligently working toward evaluating various options and we will partner with ColdFusion community experts to set the right collaborative authoring process.
In the meantime, we most certainly want to continue seeking the expertise of ColdFusion community experts in adding value to ColdFusion documentation. We request you to continue interacting with us through https://forums.adobe.com/community/coldfusion/documentation. We will now closely monitor the forums threads and will update the documentation accordingly. You could also leave your feedback on every help page using the yellow ticker that says “Was this Helpful?”.
We will review each comment that is posted using this ticker. You can also directly reach us at the email alias chl-cf@adobe.com. We are eager to continue our collaboration with you and hence we are making several means available for you to continue providing your valuable input.
We look forward to your continued support as we navigate through the temporary changes. Thank you once again for being so supportive of us in keeping ~4000 pages of ColdFusion documentation updated and useful to the community.