this is GPLed, and could perhaps be looked at as an alternative to a usual
FAQ that dot the internet on linux topics anyways.

http://mindmeld.sourceforge.net/mmsf/index.php



Mindmeld is an enterprise-capable knowledge-sharing system. It is an
effective tool for any web community that needs to capture and share
information, and is unique in that the knowledgebase grows smarter every
time it's used. It only knows what you teach it, but it's very easy to
teach.

Mindmeld's core search technology, the self-organizing neural mapper,
allows Mindmeld to incorporate terms used in each search into a contextual
map of the answer itself, continually improving Mindmeld's ability to
derive contextual information from a given search. The system learns how
people typically search for a given answer by identifying which search
terms are most valuable in any specific context.




Mindmeld uses ars Cognita's self-organizing learning engine to give you the
most relevant answers to your questions. Enter a single word, several
words, or an entire sentence, and Mindmeld will deliver best answers based
upon the words you provide and how those words have helped other people in
the past.

Why you should use the Answer Feedback buttons:

Mindmeld works by linking words from your query with answers in the
knowledgebase. Each word, or symbol links to every relevant answer. The
link between a symbol and answer is weighted depending on the strength of
their relationship.

Mindmeld asks you about the relevancy of each answer you view ("Was this
answer helpful?"). When you click YES: 

The weight of each linked symbol that matches one of your search terms gets
increased significantly. 
The weight of each linked symbol that does not match one of our search
terms gets decreased slightly. 
Each search term that does not exist as a symbol gets added. 

Clicking the NO button decreases slightly the weight of all symbols that
match your search text.

As a result, providing feedback strengthens frequently-used search terms,
dampens less-used search terms, and adds new search terms to answers. See
How It Works for a detailed discussion.

Search Mindmeld for Mindmeld technical support and information.

Example searches: "What is Mindmeld?" "How do I change Mindmeld's look and
feel?"

This is a new knowledgebase. Bear with us and check back often for added
answers.

TIP: For specific, targeted searches, use complete, descriptive sentences,
giving Mindmeld as much relevant information as possible. For broad topic
searches or browsing, just enter single or key words.

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