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<... even "known solution" list may be a bit of a stretch ...
So have a "convention" (I dare'nt say rule :o) that "solutions" must be accompanied by supporting documentation around how thoroughly they have been tested, how much flight time, detailed rationale for setting things up exactly this way, etc.  Gives readers a lot more data with which to make an informed decision.
Jim S.


Al Gietzen wrote:

>It's a collaborative knowledge storage mechanism.  Let's get away from a 
>'best practice' list and call it what it is.  A 'known solutions' list.
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>If anybody can post anything; even "known solution" list may be a bit of a
>stretch.  It appears to me that it would be like the archive of these
>e-mails, except with less chaff and more easily searchable.
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>Al
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