Please Read: Knowledge Base

[Mark L. Chang]

On Thu, May 08, 2003 at 10:43:03PM -0400 or thereabouts, Huw Powell wrote:
> 2. With an indentifiable subset (ie, one directory) of html files,
> searching via google, or whatever that thing I use on human speakers, is
> easier.

Search engines are provided in the wiki system, fortunately.

> so searching for either brings up a starting point of all in that repair
> group or for that car, right?  that's cool.  I guess it could also be
> narrowed to only that group on that car, too, in either order.

Yep. Click on ByModel, you get all the models. Click on a model, you get
all the stuff tagged for that model. Same for the repair groups. When
you enter a tidbit, you check off a box that says where it belongs (both
group and model). The other pages are dynamically generated.

> I think that is the way to do it.  Sending someone, say, to my web site
> to find an answer would be rough, things are scattered all over a
> zillion files.  sending them to the right file makes sense.  I guess I
> know what I need to do for you now, Mark...

Yep. I have put your site in the 4kq/cgt section as well as the 80/90/cq
section. Over time, when common questions pop up that your site answers,
well, someone will makea  tidbit for it, and just put a link to your
site there.

> ok, I checked, and there are only about 20-25 states "listed" on the
> greek "lid" of the Lincoln Memorial.  What's up with that?  And why pick
> on Mississippi?  INquiring minds want to know...

Who knows... :) The joys of automatic random signatures.

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