-=[ Registry tweaks ]=-

Huw Powell audi at mediaone.net
Wed Jan 31 16:20:24 EST 2001


that is certainly more manageable... though i would tend to an even more
"spartan" list (perhaps with subcategories if wanted?  ie under 4k you
could choose "all", or from a list of slight variants, or by year....

Also i would tend to think the "wacky stuff", ie turbo transplants,
might be better off under their own main heading, like "custom" (with
subheadings... "all", "4kqt", "80qt", "erstatz RS2" etc.)  

Also, when adding (or updating) an entry the user could pick what
categories their car should come under?

"Mark L. Chang" wrote:
> 
> It has been brought to my attention that the current list of cars on the
> registry sucks. There are way too many A4s and not enough of other
> cars. Input is therefore requested from listmembers on a new list of cars
> to make life better.
> 
> Two ideas:
> 1) put EVERY model in there
> 2) put only the bare model variations and let users distinguish themselves
> from the pack in the descriptions.
> 
> Thoughts:
> [1] makes it easy to find a car that is exactly like yours but
> [2] makes it easy to find cars that are similar to yours.
> 
> Here is my attempt at a list that fits [2] (comments inline):
> 
> CGT
> 4000
> 4000q
> 4000tq (almost a breed of its own now)
> 5000
> 5000t
> 5000q
> 5000tq
> 100
> 100q
> 200
> 200q
> 80
> 80q (sorry javad and jim, no tq)
> 90
> 90q
> 90q20v
> V8q
> CQ 20v
> CQ (non-US, the non-turbo CGT-looking car)
> Ur Quattro
> A4
> A4q
> A6
> A6q
> A8
> A8q
> S4
> S6
> S8
> Cabrio
> TT
> 
> What I've tried to do is just put all the models and various t's and
> q's. I know there is an inconsistency with the A4, A4q, and the 't', but
> I thought since there are so many different flavors there, we should just
> limit them to q and non-q. Also, I've tried to eliminate the confusion
> that the various "s", "cs", "csq" impose by just eliminating them.
> 
> Thoughts?
> 
> --
>          better !pout !cry
>          better watchout
>          lpr why
>          santa claus < north pole > town
>          cat /etc/passwd > list
>          ncheck list
>          ncheck list
>          cat list | grep naughty > nogiftlist
>          cat list | grep nice > giftlist
>          santa claus < north pole > town
>          who | grep sleeping
>          who | grep awake
>          who | grep bad || good
>          for (goodness sake) {
>                  be good }

-- 
Huw Powell

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