Re: SOLO para mi
In any case, you can translate "FAQ" simply as "preguntas frecuentes"
(frequent questions), since, at least in Spanish, it's fairly obvious
that a question is either asked or answered... and a FAQ file contains
both the questions and their answers.
Or, simply use the "FAQ" acronym...
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