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<... 'known solutions' list ...>
That's better.  Truth in advertising.  "Best" is in the eye of the 
beholder (for openers) and there's no way to know when we've found it, 
"known solutions" is a much better choice of words.
My nit for this week ... Jim S.

Ernest Christley wrote:

> Jim Sower wrote:
>
>> WHOSE best practices? Everyone flying has what seems to work for him. 
>> Which ones are you going to pick and which are you going to exclude 
>> (and why)? And folks will pick this attribute from this best practice 
>> and combine it with that attribute from that best practice ... and 
>> end up with ... ?
>> Is this actually going to work? ... Jim S.
>>
>
> Yes, Jim.  It will.
>
> That is the beauty of the Wiki system.  People with knowledge and add 
> to and extend it.  I wouldn't give it the time of day, if there was a 
> Grand Poobah that had to annoint any additions with a holy EG/water 
> 50/50 ratio mix, I mean Evans RPG, or was that water wetter...
>
> But its not like that.  The wiki lets you store what you know for me, 
> and what I know for you.  If I post something stupid, you have the 
> ability to post a correction behind me.  Megalomaniacs need not 
> apply.  It's a collaborative knowledge storage mechanism.  Let's get 
> away from a 'best practice' list and call it what it is.  A 'known 
> solutions' list.
>