Squalish
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I've suggested using a Wiki in several FAQ threads, but I've never gotten a response. I've seen Wikis used to create an entire encyclopedia now(www.wikipedia.com), and I think it works best with FAQ-type things. Anyone that wanted to drop their two pence in could, and if it was deemed innappropriate, it could be removed. Additionally, I think it's the only way we could ever get the thing anywhere near finished.
What do you think?
edit: For those who don't know, Wiki is a system wherein a web page can be editted by anyone passing by, or reverted to a previous version. Syntax exists for formatting and linking new topics. It is less social than a bulletin board and more for reference type applications, wherein information can be added in from diverse sources and kept or thrown out based on the reader's standards.
What do you think?
edit: For those who don't know, Wiki is a system wherein a web page can be editted by anyone passing by, or reverted to a previous version. Syntax exists for formatting and linking new topics. It is less social than a bulletin board and more for reference type applications, wherein information can be added in from diverse sources and kept or thrown out based on the reader's standards.