On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Thomas Hochstein wrote:
>
> You're not the only one out there - other people are waitung up to 7
> months (!) and more to get new FAQs approved or changes (new maintainer
> etc.) confirmed. :-(
I guess I'm one of those: I discontinued one of my FAQs effective Jan. 1
(or maybe Dec. 31), sent in a notice, & got a response from a robot
acknowledging my notification.
I just stopped posting updates, & the world hasn't come to an end (so
far); but I find that there are some archives that still carry the most
recent revision, & I haven't found out how to get rid of that. I suspect
that the best way to discontinue a FAQ is to post one final revision
saying, in its entirety, "This FAQ has been discontinued," so *that* will
be the one that's archived.
Tom Parsons
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| you simply would have been told."
http://www.panix.com/~twp | --Robert A. Heinlein
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