If you don't know the answer by now, you're not paying attention so I'm not going to repeat myself.

This fragment is somewhat intelligible.  Documentation is important.  We all know that.  It also needs to be written.  It doesn't write itself.  As to where is the right place?  Well, that depends . . .

I have no idea what you're trying to say here but I do know that you end by again wrongly judging and and insulting those of us working so hard on a project that you bitch about in nearly every post.  Some gratitude for the tremendous effort it's taken to get this far would be appropriate.  But then finding anything positive or remotely helpful in one of your posts is the last thing I'd ever expect.  If you don't like it here and have such a low estimation of our efforts, please move on elsewhere . . .

LOL!  Looking forward to something 'noteworthy'!!

Have you filed a bug report?  Or tried to contact a dev on #devuan or #devuan-dev?  It is unlikely anyone who could fix this would see it here.

Maybe try logging out and back in?  Always looking for the easiest solution . . .

Someone is working on providing package info.  WIP is here: http://devuanpackages.viralds.it/releases

There is no status overview available but there have been plenty of discussions here and on irc.  rsyslog is one of the problems.  Search https://botbot.me/freenode/devuan/ for the workaround until that pkg is fixed.  But many are using ASCII and even testing alternate inits on it.  Depends on your use case, of course.

Perhaps you should follow your own advice.

Devuan is for anyone - there are many use cases - and your insinuations and accusations are hostile and insulting.   Please recalibrate you attitude meter if you want to continue to post here.

Yes. That's a good part of what derivatives are all about.  Make it your own and pass it on.  Many candles lit from one flame . . .

The wiki is in the process of being very thoughtfully restructured.  Right now it is mostly in outline format  with current content moved to more suitable locations.  Eventually all the missing pieces will appear.

You will find your contributions to the wiki here.

They may or may not be relocated elsewhere.  The technical information would have to be vetted for accuracy.  And language use is often incomprehensible with many spelling and grammatical errors (as is illustrated by your post above).  Without knowing what you are trying to say, it is impossible to edit to clarify.   Your offerings are also peppered with judgmental assessments that have no place in documentation and would need to be removed (as in this post).  To do all of that is a monumental task so will take some time to sort out.  To make matters worse you were editing previous contributions in a negative way by introducing more language errors and 'opinions' which were degrading the wiki content.

For now please keep posting to your website to make that information available.

Devuan Jessie will mirror Debian "oldstable" until its EOL several years from now.   Relax and enjoy the stability that 'just works'.

Before Jessie is EOL, ASCII will be released.  There is no ETA for when that will be.

oldstable (Jessie) is not "deprecated".  It is a viable LTS release.

If you want the latest, upgrade to ASCII and deal with the breakage.

I have no idea what a 'craker' is.  You might try to offer solutions rather than just complain and denigrate our efforts here.

Yawn . . . and zzzzz

There will never be a Devuan Stretch!

Debian Stretch = Devuan ASCII - planet nr.3568 - and is now in Devuan 'testing'.  There is no date for the 'stable' release but there will be some testing isos released hopefully soon.  It is also possible to upgrade to ASCII from Jessie but read carefully about possible issues before you do that.