Re: FAQs - Good or bad?
Personally, I dislike the FAQ format because there are so many better ways to get information---such as search engines, where one can ask one's own question and base the results on keywords. When I see an FAQ I feel forced to conform my question to how I think someone else might have asked, and the answers very often are tangential to what I want to know. Give me a good well-structured reference manual and a search engine any day.
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