So, occasionally someone from a large software company where I happen to be employed comes and asks me things like "So, what's changed in Fedora since version 20"? We have the ChangeSet pages, and we have release notes (largely, I think, based on those, at least recently). But, Changes are usually only filed when we as Fedora decide to make a change on purpose, or when there is an upstream change which requires coordination to land. The vast majority of user-impacting change comes through from upstream without particular note. Some of these don't even come in at release time, or into Rawhide only for the next release — sometimes they come in as updates. It'd be nice to be able to refer users — and it's end-users, too, not just the company requests — to a more complete log of user-facing changes. (Things like: command lines moved around, new features, deprecated functionality, removed functionality, etc.) With our theretical new docs system, is there a way we can do this? I'd like something which would be really easy for packagers, and ideally be integrated with (or replace?) the RPM changelog and the Bodhi update text. Ideas? -- Matthew Miller <mattdm(a)fedoraproject.org&gt; Fedora Project Leader