>From: Michael Cortez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Well... I am actually in the process of setting up some web forums at the
>OGExchange.com site, but what I had in mind would not allow "conversations"
>and would act for all intents and purposes like a normal FAQ. And it would
>be "Freely Distributable"
So you could take a list of Q&As and place it anywhere you want, as a normal
file?
>Actually the only difference between what I was thinking of, and a normal
>"FAQ" -- is that no one has to manually edit the FAQ.
Which may or may not be a good thing, depending on the purpose of it. Of
course, you'd want to have *someone* reviewing the FAQ, and controlling the
script.
"Creativity by Committee isn't." Possibly the same with FAQs.
>What I was thinking of was modeling the FAQ system available at jguru.com
>(like this one: http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/faqpage.jsp?name=TINI).
>They
>call theirs a "Community Driven FAQ"
Well, it's a thought.
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