uml model, code documentation, website

Dear list,

I see a lot of questions on the help-gift list, some of them are pretty  
high level. I think that this project may benefit from the aggregation  
of the responses to these questions in a faq on the website (maybe even  
a self generating wikimedia-faq).
I would love to see more usefull and complete information on  
http://www.gnu.org/software/gift/.
I am missing the look and feel of a project website where the latest  
stable version is presented near the top for example.
On the gift site it also says that Florian Annen created an UML model  
of the GIFT, but it is not accessible through the webpage?
And what about putting up the missing feature list instead of just  
stating that there is one?
What about starting to ducument the code and generating doxygen output  
from cvs every night?
Here's an example doxygen output:
http://teknowlogic.org/fileadmin/www.teknowlogic.org/docs/doxygen/gift/ 
html/hierarchy.html

Are there realy zero bugs? Savannah says so? Why isn't the use of the  
bug system stimulated?

I still have some GB of bandwidth available, some freetime, so I am  
willing to build and/or host something new or extend the existing.

Does anybody else have any ideas or suggestions?

Cheers,

Michiel Roos