Re: Minor change in the F.A.Q. Please read.

Krogg wrote:
> .      Ok.For once and all  was it 94 or 95 that Mr. Gardner retired and
> the ng went flat?I will change it, but keep in mind that even as i make
> minor changes in the faq there are going to be different versions
> floating around.

Once for all. This is what I use in the FAQ on my site :

---
In the case of rec.arts.ascii, the moderator was Bob Allison
(otherwise known as `Scarecrow'), and he retired from the job
in June 1996. The newsgroup was inactive from December 1996 until
November 1997. Don Bertino (ber...@netcom.com) is at the helm as 
moderator. Post away.
--- 

and that's exactely what you find on Joan's site too.
(Unfortunately you won't find that at the other site,
but that's another story.) 

There will be different versions of course. You cannot force
people to update their FAQ version, so there'll be a lot
'old' versions around. We should make sure that we 'agree'
on changes and that there is ONE official version somewhere.
No problem so far, since there IS an official version:
The one Colin posts regularely.

> As i guess the most important one is the one that i post
> here every few days,In so much as that the one posted is the one
> targeted for newbie reader ship,I am trying to make sure it passes the
> oldie test.

Well, I would not say 'most important' if you talk about
changes. Accuracy is not vital.

> Joan,who maintains the faq in severel(<--yes im a bad
> speller) other places on the net,In a effort to school newbies even b4
> they get here,Will be fustrated, im sure,By all these "minor" changes
> you all are demanding.

As far as I know, Joan is aware of all minor changes someone
demanded. I have the feeling that you missed something here
and you are frustrated. ;)

Maintaining a FAQ includes a lot of effort. Maybe you'd better
just decide where you'll copy the right version and post that.
I'd suggest  - again - Colin's posts.

In a way it's still Matthew's FAQ after all and he should be
involved in major changes. Maybe he even wants to do all the
work. Who knows...

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