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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions changelog.d/4-docs/tweak-docs-2
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Make target audience explicit on docs.wire.com
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Notes for developers
====================

If you are an on-premise operator (administrating your own self-hosted installation of wire-server), you may want to go back to `docs.wire.com <https://docs.wire.com/>`_ and ignore this section of the docs.

If you are a wire end-user, please check out our `support pages <https://support.wire.com/>`_.

What you need to know as a user of the Wire backend: concepts, features,
and API. We want to keep these up to date. They could benefit from some
re-ordering, and they are far from complete, but we hope they will still
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You can adapt this file completely to your liking, but it should at least
contain the root `toctree` directive.

Welcome to Wire's (self-hosting) documentation!
Welcome to Wire's documentation!
===============================================

If you are a Wire end-user, please check out our `support pages <https://support.wire.com/>`_.

The targeted audience of this documentation is:

* people wanting to understand how the server components of Wire work
* people wishing to self-host Wire on their own datacentres or cloud
* the curious power-user (people who want to understand how the server components of Wire work)
* on-premise operators/administrators (people who want to self-host Wire-Server on their own datacentres or cloud)
* developers (people who are working with the wire-server source code)

If you are a developer, you may want to check out the "Notes for developers" first.

This documentation may be expanded in the future to cover other aspects of Wire.

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