Wild Wizard wrote:
> How about a wiki site for slackware?

It already exists: http://slackwiki.org/

On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 21:34:29 +0000, +Alan Hicks+ wrote:
> This isn't exactly a call for readership, more of a call for help. :^)
> The two of us could us a couple more regulars to help out in writing
> and picking out news and things. Given that it's to be a monthly
> newsletter, time-constraints shouldn't be that hard to get around.

I am willing to contribute a monthly article (if time permits). Drop a
note at danieldk at pobox dot com if you can use my help.

Heh, how many bozo points does each article pay?

-- Daniel

Bob McConnell wrote on Tuesday 01 March 2005 07:21:
> On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 21:32:34 +0300, Mikhail Zotov <e-boogie blah@blah
> yandex . ru> wrote:
>
>>Ladies and gentlemen, folks, fellow slackers,
>>
>>We are going to begin a new project (tentatively and very modestly
>>called "The Slack World"). The main aim of the project is to fill
>>a few gaps that we see in covering Slackware-related information by
>>other resources.
>>
>>
>>We would very much like to hear your opinions, ideas, suggestions.
>>We also invite volunteers to join the project. Last but not least, we
>>would very much like to receive your articles, tips, links, etc. as soon
>>as the project is up and you like it. :-)
>
>
> I would like to make a suggestion or two. Add a section on the next
> steps you need to take after the installation has completed to
> configure the various servers and applications to actually work. For
> example:

Dear Bob,

Thank you for the reply. I have saved your list of themes to consider.
Still, I would like to stress that our project is planned to be based
on knowledge shared by _other_ users of Slackware, not exclusively on
our own. Thus solutions of your problems are likely to appear in the
newsletter only if they can be found somewhere in the Net. I suggest
that you currently post them at AOLS or elsewhere. Sorry for disappointing
you.

Regards,
Mikhail