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Sabre Cat
New Member
USA
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 Posted - 19 October 2000 : 10:29:54
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Here's how I'd like to do this...
First step: Look at the documentation, pick what you want to write. Check the outbox to see if it's been written already. (Or, once we get a few parts written, you will check an external page and see if its been written or not ;)
Post additions here. I'll pick them up, format them, spellcheck, blah blah blah, and then move them to the outbox.
Questions or comments?
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Reinsnitz
Snitz Forums Admin
USA
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Posted - 19 October 2000 : 14:58:21
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Sabre... in order to minimize duplication of efforts... I would suggest, if somone wants to write a section, that they make a post in the in-box with the title of the documentation as the title of their post, and state that they will be working on it... or if somone else will, but they are posting it for them... state who will be doing the work... and then when it is done, post a reply to that original post containing the documentation.
Otherwise, you'll have multiple people doing the same work and then you end up with two copies of the same thing and someone gets their feelings hurt.
Reinsnitz (Mike)
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Sabre Cat
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Posted - 19 October 2000 : 15:29:21
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Rein,
I must have been on crack this morning 
That solution makes a lot more sense. "Make it so..."
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