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1 total messages Started by Kevin F. Quinn Mon, 11 Sep 1995 00:00
Keeping the Using Acorns for Internet Access FAQ alive, plan #2
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Author: Kevin F. Quinn
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 1995 00:00
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OK; having had no response to my first plan, and since I really do not
want to let the FAQ die without trace, I have come up with a second
cunning plan, which may prove more workable.

The plan is that I will keep overall control of the FAQ, but
elicit help from other people for various sections.  There's no
money available, of course, but perhaps a little glory (shouldn't
that be notoriety?  Ed. :) ).

In particular, there's nothing (or very little) in the FAQ about
Tom's FreeNet, Doggysoft's Termite, ANT's Suite, and Acorn's latest
offerings.

Similarly, with the newsreaders and WWW sections, it'd be nice to
have someone for each package to write hints-and-help sections as
appropriate.  I just don't have the time to use all of them
properly.

Basically, if you see any section you feel you could take over, or
if you can think of a section that is not already present that you
could write, then drop me an email at aifaq@banana.demon.co.uk,
and I'll talk it over with you in more detail.


Thanks for your time,
Kev.

-- 
All comments, suggestions etc. relating to the "Using Acorns on the
Internet" FAQ to aifaq@banana.demon.co.uk, please.
Kevin F. Quinn


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