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From: Peter Marelas <maral@webnet.com.au>
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	Due to all the argueing about the lack of documentation, why dont 
we all stop bitching, and do ourselves a favour by writing docs, on 
what we have experience in, when using freebsd, lets get the handbook 
growing.

Where do we put docs in for review by others?

Come on guys, attention to detail.

Peter

PS: Im writing one on PPP Servers, using pppd, as I feel the current docs 
    in the handbook are inadequate.