Although you raise some good points, several of which I previously brought up myself, by your extreme negativism, I take it that you are completely against such an endeavor. It is as if you are considering the task impossible and it should not even be attempted. If, however, I have misinterpreted you, please let me know. Again, I have just attempted to get the ball rolling, put a stake in the ground, so people have something "tangible" to comment on. I believe that the moderator and most of the list members are quite reasonable, and that most of us can come to an agreement. AndyB Inagaddadavida wrote: > > On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, at 03:06 PM, AndyB wrote: > > > > > > > Brent Thompson wrote: > >> > >>> Should Chile recipes be included on the FAQ site ? > >> > >> This is purely a matter of site-owner's choice. > > > > No, it is not. > > I have solicited opinions as to whether this type of info should be on > > the FAQ. I plan to abide by the consensus of the list. > > > > I have also solicited for a "committee" to review/approve the content. > > Until I get such endorsement, I will keep the site "Unofficial". > > > > So far yours is the only negative reply from the list regarding > > recipes. > > I have already received several positive replies. > > As I said in previous emails, I would not choose the recipes, > > rather, I let the list select. > > Well, it seems to me that by including all of this stuff, recipes as > well, the outcome will be, or is heading towards being, something > deemed Official in some sense. The Official CH FAQ or the like...and > then comes into play, things like who has the right to do/name such > since the CH list is owned and managed by a single individual, Brother > Mike B.? I have already stated that Mike would have to approve any such "official" site. > Just my opinion, but I think anything created should remain > forever and always UNofficial. After all, such a thing gets really > complex, ya know...like: > > Who is responsible for all the info in the FAQ? In order not to put an undue burden on Mike, I have suggested a committee for such work, with Mike's approval/direction. I hope that the members would not only be reviewers/approvers but also workers. > Who shall upkeep it I could. We could also have or more mirror sites, for backup, in case my site disintegrates. > (presumably forever and ever)? I presume that you are just being nasty here. > How shall he/she/they who upkeep it/host it/etc. be decided upon? > > Who is *accountable* for any/all info in the FAQ? (remember the day and > age in which we live) > > Who's this "committee"? Elected? Appointed (if such, by whom? how is > right to do so granted? To be de > What constitutes something worth putting in the FAQ, on the site, etc.; > what determines what can NOT be put in FAQ, site, etc. > > You see, IMO, this is a pain in the butt. I'm sure those in favor have > the answer at hand, being : well, Rael, then keep your ass out of it. > No problemo. But it shouldn't be official. It shouldn't be > unofficially official ("go see the FAQ"). And it sure as hell > shouldn't be something that continually creates problems on the list > because the irony of it all is rather pathetic and sad. > > there. Done said my piece. Party on... > > Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles....... > > Rael64 > Monk of the TCS > Master of Twister > Mystic Order of Capsicum Rogues