[...]
>
> \item[auto\_{}faq] is written by Paul Schleck, and is available via anonymous
> FTP as
> \begin{quote}
> {\bf ftp.amdahl.com:/pub/faq/auto-faq/shar}
> \end{quote}
> There is a mailing list and a help line as well.
> \end{description}
>
[...]
Looks like you accidentally updated from an old copy. The auto-faq
script is, and always has been, written by Ian Kluft. I am but a lowly
user, and sometimes informal beta-tester. Didn't we go through this
before? :-)
[...]
> \subsection{List of Periodic Informational Postings}
>
> Whether or not you post to *.answers, you should add your periodic
> post to the canonical list of periodic postings. Do this by sending
> the new entry to {\tt jik@athena.mit.edu} in the same format as the
> other entries in the list. The list is posted to news.answers every
> 30 days, with the subject line of ``{\it List of Periodic
> Informational Postings, Part *}'' where * is an identifier.
Since news.answers is now run by a team of moderators, all
correspondence regarding the newsgroup and the List of Periodic
Information Postings should be directed to
news-answers-request@mit.edu.
But otherwise looks good. The only thing I would strongly recommend
adding would be an overview of the various FAQ formats (RFC 1153 Digest,
MIME, HTML, etc.), while emphasizing that there is no "correct" standard
for FAQ's, as long as they are readable, and serve their respective
audiences.
-- Paul W. Schleck
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