<qandadiv>

  <title>Developers</title>

  <qandaentry>
    
    <question>
      <para>
	Where is the protocol documented?  
      </para>
    </question>

    <answer>
      <para>
	The protocol won't be fully documented until version 1.0.0 and
	may change at any point until then, especially the end-host
	multicast code.
      </para>

    </answer>

  </qandaentry>


  <qandaentry>

    <question>
      <para>
	How can I help?
      </para>
    </question>

    <answer>
      <para>
	See the HACKING file for information on how to contribute.
      </para>
    </answer>
    
  </qandaentry>


  <qandaentry>

    <question>
      <para>
	What do the numbers X, Y, and Z mean in "Jungle Monkey X.Y.Z"?
      </para>
    </question>

    <answer>
      <para>
	They are version numbers.  X is the major version, Y is the minor
	version, and Z is the microversion.
      </para>

      <para>
	Releases with an even minor version (ie, 1.0.3) are stable
	releases and intended for the general public.  Releases with
	an odd minor version (ie, 0.3.2) are developer releases and
	should be used by developers and alpha-testers only.
      </para>

      <para>
	For stable releases, the microversion denotes the bug fix
	version.  Stable releases in the same series should be
	compatable, but ones with larger microversions probably have
	fewer bugs.
      </para>
    </answer>

  </qandaentry>

</qandadiv>
