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>As for the dweebs who take any FAQ as gospel truth, let's hope to God
>that they don't start believing what they read in the National Enquirer.
That's not really a fair comparison. By their nature, FAQs are scrutinized
by a large audience (including many experts) under a very bright light.
Not everything that appears in a FAQ is necessarily true, granted,
but they tend to be well reviewed and consequently fairly accurate.
Now, on idealogical issues, of course, there is a completely different
set of rules; I'm refering to techinical FAQs.
-- Adam Roach -- adam.roach@exu.ericsson.se -- Standard Disclaimers, etc.
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