> How about this spin on things: is there any point in posting a flat
> ASCII file version of an HTML FAQ which relies on crossreferences for
> much of its utility?
Presumably, a well-written HTML document contains well-written
URLs, and therefore can reference itself accurately (i.e. instead of
specifying a hostname for pages below the home, one specifies "./"
instead of "//machine/path").
I've been keeping the alt.sex (+.wizards, +.first-time) FAQs in
Word For Windows format and reposting them using a pair of W4W VB
programs, called (to wit) "ToUsenet" and "ToHTML". If anyone would like,
I can mail these to faq-maintainers or individuals.
To see the results of the HTML'd alt.sex FAQ, refer to the home
page below. It is *not* complete, and therefore hasn't been sent to
RTFM. When the last three sections are available, it will become the
standard FAQ.
Elf Sternberg
-- elf@halcyon.com Another victim of involuntary performance art. Public key available http://www.halcyon.com/elf/elf_sternberg.html
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