From: sunclad@sunclad.com 
  
 In article , SiKing  
 wrote: 
  
 > So can I assume that at this time there is basically nothing more that I 
 can 
 > do? 
 > 
 > May I ask: Are you part of (or do you know someone) on the *.answers team, 
 or 
 > whatever the v2.0 equivalent is? Do they pass, in any way, information to 
 the 
 > rest of the world about what is going on? Is it possible to have postings 
 > modified / added to *.answers at this time? 
 > 
 > TIA, SiKing. 
  
  
  
 Sometime back Nick B. said that much of the backlog of FAQ approval 
 request e-mails had been addressed.  I think much of it was spam. 
  
 My suggestion was that if there are tens-of-thousands of bogus mails 
 in the cue to just purge it and start over. 
  
 I am not an authority.  I am in no position of being able to do 
 anything with respect to this issue.  I am but a lowly FAQ maintainer. 
  
 That said... 
  
 My *opinion* is that if no one is responding to a FAQ maintainer's 
 last-known e-mail address and no FAQ is being posted at this time, or 
 has not posted in over a year, then its up for grabs. 
  
 My FAQ auto-posts using the automated FAQ server every 30 days and I 
 update it as necessary 1-2 time s a year. 
  
 As I see it, abandonment is a default invitation for someone else to 
 take over. 
  
 As such my suggestion wou d be to write up a FAQ, submit to the 
 auto-reviewing system and get it committed/archived. 
  
 If someone bitches after the fact, address that as necessary. 
  
 Nick runs a list server that replaces Kent Lanfield's former FAQ 
 Maintainer's list.  I believe back-dating should uncover the 
 subscription address. 
  
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