Re: Co-operative FAQ

Sounds like a good idea -

Galen Boyer has also suggested WIKI as
a possible strategy, which could make things a lot more flexible and speedy in development.

See http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WelcomeVisitors for an example.

However, it still need a publicly editable site.

--
Jonathan Lewis

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Mark D Powell wrote in message
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>Norman Dunbar <ndunbar_at_lynxfinancialsystems.co.uk> wrote in message

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>> <blush>

>>

>> Norman.

>>

>> -----Original Message-----

>> From: Jonathan Lewis [mailto:jonathan_at_jlcomp.demon.co.uk]

>> Posted At: Saturday, July 07, 2001 9:09 PM

>> Posted To: server

>> Conversation: Co-operative FAQ

>> Subject: Co-operative FAQ

>>

>>

>>

>> >> Thanks this week go particularly to Norman Dunbar

>> >> for his contribution.

>

>How about organizing the FAQ from an alphabetical keyword list where

>each keyword is a link to another page of related topics.

>

>Example - 'snapshot too old'

>possible keywords might be "rbs  storage  snapshot" each of which will

>take the viewer to a page where a list of possible articles of

>interest might be found

>

>In the case of rbs there could be articles related to sizing,

>determining number, snapshot too old for version 7 - 8 and maybe a

>discussion of the change with 9i where I hear that Oracle manages the

>rbs segments.

>

>But if the viewer though of 'snapshot too old' as a storage issue he

>would still find a link as well as entries for table sizing, index

>sizing, freespace management.

>

>Reviewers could then recommend the keywords that an article should

>have links from based on its content.  And I am willing to review

>articles.  Just email me with either the article or the URL and

>instructions for what type of comments you want.  E-mail is [insert

>dot between entries] mark powell [at] eds com.

>

>-- Mark D Powell --