I just added a new FAQ (Is it possible to use a pre-existing XMPP/Jabber account of the form username@jabberservice.com with Kontalk clients?)
Maybe someone want review it.
I also added a link from/to desktopclient help page to android help page into the side bar.
@abika I think we should the desktopclient help page split into more pages (FAQ,developement and so on) like for android clent. What do you think?
I can do that in smal steps from time to time 
Thanks @webratte, the new question for Android is perfect.
Iāll leave to @abika the review of the desktop client wiki, but they seem good to me as well. And the idea of doing a more complex article structure also for the deskop client wiki is great, also subjected to @abika approval: I believe more structured and regulated projects are more likely to attract developers.
Since @abika not answered yet I will start the desktop client wiki structure adapt to the android client wiki in hope he will like it 
Oh, thanks for the effort! I will reply within the next days when I have more time.
Hi @abika no hurry,
I have just did a few things with the desktopclient wiki.
Maybe you want take a look on it if you have time.
I think we also should build a single page for āDevelopmentā linked in the sidebar.
But in this case on the homepage will be nomore information
If you like you can write a few words about the desktopclient or some what.
Hi @abika Hi @daniele_athome,
Hi have just played around.
The FAQ page will grow up I think.
And I have just made a draft for a redsign.
What do you think?
Nice touch with the list of questions, thanks 
Iāve fixed a couple of syntax errors, but for the rest is ok. Also please remember to always use relative links where possible instead of hard-coding the whole URL. For example:
* [What is the personal key?](#what-is-the-personal-key)
Thatās not possible every time, but please try and then use the full URL only when absolutely necessary.
You can apply the modifications on āTestpageā to the official FAQ page (can you do it for other languages as well?)
Thank you!
Thank you,
you absolutely right. Relativ links always the better solution.
And of course I will adapt all FAQ pages step by step if I have time.
I will start with the english version.
Done.
Now we just need some more translations
Thanks @webratte!
I moved the development FAQs to a new page, too.
If you have ideas for more informationā¦
Otherwise itās fine that way imo.
About the new FAQ questions:
Phone numbers are not stored because we use hashes of them throughout the network.
Please remove this sentence. We know its not true.
Yes, thats true. But I think itās more the reason of not having many users in this case.
Whatās wrong on this sentence? AFAIK there are only Hashes stored. I think @daniele_athome anwered this (old) question 
But I know what you mean Hashes of Phonenumbers not really secure.
@abika you know much more about this tecnical things. Maybe you can find a better description.
If not, feel free to remove this sentence on your own 
About the Homepage of the desktop wiki.
I also think itās fine.
I will to the Developers FAQ also add a linked question list like on the ānormalā FAQ page as soon as possible.
Thank you
Phone numbers and hashes are basically the same thing in different representations (unfortunately).
So the sentence is just wrong. We have to remove it. Iāll do it.
OK, thank you.
But in this case we should not to suppress this fact.
Because the question is:
Will you store any personal data on server?
What abaout something like:
Your phone number is your username. We have to store your (hashed) phone number to find other registered users.
Itās not only used to find other users. The (hashed) phone number is also your JID (=Kontalk address). Itās everywhere: in every message, public key and saved on server.
And ānormalā people donāt know what a hash is. We may have to explain it(?). I donāt really know whatās the best thing to write here is.
What about to explain it like:
Your (hashed) -Linked to a Wikipedia article - phone number works similar to a email adress. Every message need to be adressed to find the receiver and to know who is the sender.
The same for Pub key. There have to be also a adress to know itās your key wich itās used for encryption.
And of course a list of all Kontalk users (only there hashed phone numbers and niknames) to find other users.
This is a only draft in Bad english
But maybe a Basis to work with it.
@abika What do you think about this?
The link to Wikipedia is a good idea. But the way your wrote it, itās still not exactly true.
Well, yes. But does not have to be the (hashed) phone number. This is all about Don't use phone number hashes in JID Ā· Issue #497 Ā· kontalk/androidclient Ā· GitHub. It would be honest to write:
Your [link]hashed[/link] phone number is publicly visible throughout the network.
I would like to mention phone number = user name.
What about this:
Your user name (your [link]hashed[/link] phone number) is publicly visible throughout the network.
Honesty is always a good idea
Why user name? Itās your Kontalk address.