where is the FAQ for this group please

In article , Anon writes

That is the first FAQ :-)

I have no idea but I am glad you are asking. Far too many don't and just dive in.

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Seasonally adjusted the first FAQ may be homework questions.

It's a good question though. I'm guessing there isn't one.

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Try these:

*-*+*-*-*-*-FAQ-about-embedded-processors-and-microcontrollers+must.be.distributed.in.its.entirety

Full version: http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:kSGckC6U_h0J:

*-*-*-*-*-*+*-*-*-*-FAQ-about-embedded-processors-and-microcontrollers+must.be.distributed.in.its.entirety(http://www.uni-giessen.de/faq/archiv/microcontroller-faq.primer/ msg00000.html)

http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:VBZx7KEAc5wJ:

*-listings-*-*-*-are-from-reliable-companies+US%245000+Windows+has.screwed.us+Bill-Giovino+our-*-target-audience

For general FAQS:

For computer stuff in particular:

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This is NOT google groups. It's Usenet. Most of us in here go no where near google groups.

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JeffM wrote:

Thank you for truncat>This is NOT google groups. It's Usenet.

Duh.

Google currently possesses the Usenet Archive (which Deja started). It it *can* be useful for researching things and *IS* useful for referencing things--e.g. from 1996:

*-*+only-advertise+sci.electronics.equipment-Test-lab-*-*-*-*+already.available.solutions+the.rec.hierarchy+*.*.not.a.forsale.group+zz-zz+Discussion

Lots of smart people use it. Sorry you don't "get" it.

Perhaps these links are more germane:

However I have found no formal 'FAQ' attached to this NG.

Regards,

Michael

I don't think there is one. I've been reading it for years and I've never seen one posted.

The following link lists some which were apparently last posted in the mid-1990s (before I was around):