On Tuesday, April 17, 2001, 11:47:27 AM, David Robert Austen wrote:
DRA> Makes sense that "newbies" be asked to contribute some special
DRA> FAQs for other newbies. "Old pros" can "look over the shoulder"
DRA> and be sure the facts are right.
DRA> But the newbie's own descriptions and labels (nomenclature) will
DRA> likely be more appropriate for the other newbies that have general
DRA> questions.
Very good idea! TB really NEEDS better documentation, especially for
newbies. Would it make sense to post the FAQ sections, as they are
completed, to a special list - BatFaqs, for example?
In emails, the idea would be to build a FAQ section instead of simply
answering a question. The form of emails would be different, with
answers placed within or at the end of an already-existing answer,
without quotes, instead of the usual separate add-on to the previous
email. When all the answers have been combined into a single Q and A
form,it would be forwarded to the special list.
Granted, this might mush together answers from several people, and
make it a bit harder to see who said what, but the final result would
be a question and answer pair that could become part of a FAQ
directly. What do you think?
ztrader
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