> Please read what Pam wrote: that haven't been POSTED. If
> it's "posting like clockwork" then it's current.
Right. The *.answers guidelines recommend posting at least quarterly
to keep the FAQs in all areas of the archive. For the *.answers areas
I stretched that to 12-18 months. Updating the content isn't
necessary, just posting the article (and having it archived successfully).
> I don't believe we've run into a case where someone leaves
> an FAQ autoposting and then disappears.
It does happen sometimes. We only find out about it when the
newsgroup readers complain, and then we SUSPEND the posting and send a
note to the maintainer explaining how to RESUME it if desired.
--
- Pam Greene | If you were going to found a
Ferret Central <http://www.ferretcentral.org/> | preservation society for
Clan Lord (online fantasy RP game) FAQ | light, you'd want to invite
<http://macrules.com/users/clanlordfaq/> | waveguides. -- Turan Erdogan
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