The documentation is probably in here ...

The Z-Wiki (for short the Z-Wiki, pronounced as zwiki) contains all sorts of information and in depth documentation about CMN/ZMF, which cannot be found in standard CMN/ZMF manuals. This kind of documentation was typically produced by experienced CMN/ZMF administrators and consultants. Each Z-Wiki item is related to a specific Z-Wiki category.

The difference between the Z-Wiki and the Z-Factory is that for the Z-Wiki there is no specific piece of software (a customization or a Z-file) involved. Instead Z-Wiki items are typically delivered in some sort of document with step-by-step instructions, hints-and-tips, warning bulletins, etc.

A special word about the wiki-part in what we've baptized Z-Wiki: the general perception of a wiki system is that its content cannot always be trusted, and that using a wiki system is usually entirely free. As you move around in these Z-Wiki pages, you'll understand right away the tremendous efforts and investments we have done to put all this together (to build content, to ensure quality, to facilitate its use, etc). Not to speak about expanding it in the (near) future.

To encourage development of Z-Wiki documentation by Dr.Chgman's certified core developer(s), you can also participate in the Z-Bounties program. Funders of Z-Bounties help developers to enhance the Z-Wiki documentation in particular areas of interest to its users.

Last but not least, you may also want to checkout the Z-Wiki Roadmap, which will give you an idea of what we currently have in mind about additional Z-Wiki topics for the next 6 months or so.

To further explore the Z-Wiki, consider checking out any of these topics (note that the list of topics is limited if you did not register yet or if you did not login yet):