Shortly before he died, Douglas Adams wrote of the early years of the Guide: > What we are now in the process of doing is taking the experience of the last [few years} and Radically Redesigning the underlying architecture of the Guide so that it becomes much easier to find information, much, much easier to enter information, and much, much, much easier to connect one piece of information with another. > > Then we'll look at how that's working and then, I expect, we'll redesign it again. It's a process called Evolution. Who would have predicted where that's got us? > > Douglas Adams
Here's what we want to do: 1. Stabilise what we have – which is a really nice database full of informative and entertaining material written by people around the world over a period of 25 years. 1. Plans for additional functionality. Douglas Adams had some ideas about that. So do we. 1. Hitchhikers Guide to the Future. Let's plan a bit.