I just love the way this free software movement works ;)
Now... can we find a way of ecconomically maintaining a list of hot
topics so that nobody has to actively maintain the top level?
Terry Collins wrote:
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> Andrew Dorrell wrote:
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> > > | +--RAID
> > > | +--Creating Software RAID
> > > +--Software
> > > | +--Gimp
> >
> > Especially if the category tree just served to compile the topic and the
> > final node just returned a search on the existing email archive ...
>
> Okay, given that I don't do frames and only basic html (faster and more
> reliable), a sample of this is at
>
> http://www.woa.com.au/lists/slug/slugfaq.html
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> Of course, it would really need newbies to say what they really want.
>
> We could always include a few sites with good how-tos in the indexing,
> so they came up in the results.
>
> Is it worth taking this further?
>
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