On deeper reflection... I tend to believe that if there is an "advanced users" list, the basic list will probably be abandoned by people who both have a clue and are willing to share it, leaving everyone right back where we started. Perhaps a better solution to reduce the traffic of clueless mail on the mailing list is to very aggressively pursue writing more documentation for Circle, so that the questions we frequently see asked here will be answerable on the Web or in the circle distribution itself. I will finish coding.doc as soon as my exams are done. I have the archives of the list over the past year and I can put them on the FTP site: maybe someone can compile a list of the most frequently asked questions, and then some people (including me) can work on writing answers to all of them in a more all-encompassing FAQ than the one we already have. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure... -Jeremy
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