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Subject: making answers on questions more easily to lookup
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Hi,

I read an email from Mark Linimon today state-ing that there
are perhaps searches on the site that give back 20 results and
where only one or tweo answers are provided.
I also follow the sunmanagers mailinglist for my employer and it
seems to me that they do a good job in posting a Summery to the
list where one could easily find the answer.

Although the sunmanager list is a bit different for only
having questions (one) and a summery, we perhaps can
introduce it to some lists.

Subject: I have a SATA harddisk, is <company name and model
number> supported?
Subject: re: I have a Sata (etc)
Subject: Summary: I have a SATA harddisk (etc)

where the last post has the information that someone requires
when having the same question.

Do we think that is possible? or any ideas?
(It was just a thought that popped up).

-- 
Kind regards,

Remko Lodder
FreeBSD (Dutch) Documentation Team