This is exactly what happens at http://mysql.org
The comments are often more useful than the official definitions.
Either they're well edited or they have some other system to ensure
accuracy.
Their CMS even correctly hilites SQL code samples.
In the functions dictionary, the following would be very helpful:
A small space to allow user contributions and short code examples
that are relevant to the function (perhaps at the bottom after the
official definition). This could include gotchas, unusual uses of
the function, and simple syntax examples from real-world use.
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stephen barncard
s a n f r a n c i s c o
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