Re: Looking at were we are...

Steve Summit (scs@eskimo.com)
Sun, 23 May 1999 09:23:03 -0700 (PDT)

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In <01010064.mpk3qn@titipu.paleo.org>, Ed Reid wrote:
>Paul Hilling writes:
>> Even http://www.faqs.org/ only archives the Usenet (and therefore
>> bookmarkless) version, which I can't automatically point a user to.
>
> If you'd format your FAQ in Minimal Digest Format, then
> www.faqs.org will create a separate file for each section,
> with an index and links...
> Yes, you'll have to change your format.

But if you already have your own carefully-arranged HTML version,
you don't have to change your flat, posted-to-Usenet version at
all. Just include the URL of your HTML version as URL: in the
inside (second) header. Kent's archiving software will then
arrange to point people to your version, and it will skip its
minimal digest bursting step.

Steve Summit
scs@eskimo.com

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