Hi all!!

The beta version of the Tenchi FAQ is now "available". I've made it a 
bit different from your normal FAQ. It's actually a CGI script, so 
anyone can suggest new FAQs, or give further information about 
existing FAQs.

To make a submission, you'll need a WWW browser with forms support. 
To read current questions, any WWW browser should suffice.

You can also manually add submissions by emailing myself, stating the 
question, the answer (if you know it), your name, email address (if 
you have one. You should, if you're emailing me your suggestion. 
^_^), and your homepage URL (if you have one). I'll then add your 
suggestion to the FAQ.

Once the FAQ gets more questions, I'll also make available a text 
version, for those who don't have Web access.

Submitted FAQs will sit in the suggestions area until I get around to 
transferring them to a permanent, ordered structure. I reserve the 
right to alter any FAQs (ie; someone may not have English as their 
primary language, so I tidy up their grammar), or not accept them (in 
the case of garbage/rubbish/joke FAQs).

Whew, think that's about it. Please, if you have any suggestions, 
comments, criticisms, ideas, or Tenchi Merchandise (^_^) please feel 
free to send them all to me. Feedback is greatly appreciated, even if 
it's just words of encouragement.

Oh, and I suppose you want to know where it is. ^_^
It's at :
    http://www.cage.curtin.edu.au/~phillips/tenchi/FAQ.cgi

It's been loosely tested by a couple of people, so if you encounter 
any bugs, or if your particular browser has problems, please let me 
know.

Thanks ...

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