Our wiki is pretty crap at the moment.  A new wiki should probably look something like:

  * Front page (FrontPage)
   * Links to releases (direct link to current release), development, projects, help, other.
   * Links to X.Org Foundation, fd.o, Mesa, DRI.
   * News?
  * Releases (Releases/)
   * Latest release (Releases/7.n/, redirect from Releases/Latest)
   * Coming release(s) (Releases/7.n/, redirect from Releases/Development)
   * Release history (Releases/History)
   * Security: List CVEs, et al (Releases/Security)
   * HOWTO: Build from tarballs or git (jhbuild, build-from-foo.sh) (Releases/BuildHOWTO)
  * Development (Development/)
   * git information (Development/git)
   * Internals documentation (Development/Documentation/)
    * HOWTO: Write an extension (Development/Documentation/ExtensionHOWTO)
    * HOWTO: Write an input driver (Development/Documentation/XorgInputHOWTO)
    * HOWTO: Write a video driver (Development/Documentation/XorgVideoHOWTO)
    * Glossary (Development/Documentation/Glossary)
    * Other misc documentation (e.g. explanation of input chain) (e.g. Development/Documentation/InputExplanation)
   * HOWTO: Contribute effectively (for new developers, OEMs, etc) (Development/ContributionHOWTO)
   * HOWTO: Make a release (Development/ReleaseHOWTO)
   * Help wanted (Development/HelpUs)
    * Janitor project (Development/HelpUs/Janitor)
    * Anything that needs doing (e.g. Development/HelpUs/RewriteXKB)
  * Projects (Projects/)
   * MPX (Projects/MPX)
   * glucose (Projects/Glucose)
   * Server (Projects/Server)
   * ATI driver (Projects/Driver/ATI)
   * (etc)
  * Other (Other/)
   * Conferences, et al (Other/Conferences/)
   * News (Other/News/)
   * Lists (Other/Lists)
   * Press releases (Other/Press/)
  * Help! (Help/)
   * FAQ (Help/FAQ)
   * Bugzilla (Help/FilingBugs)