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On Sunday 23 Sep 01, Charles Wilson writes:
> 4. As far as the mechanics of getting a package prepared and uploaded, 
> that's kinda in flux right now; partly because we're in the processes of 
> vetting the new setup...but for some pointers, take a look here:
> 
> http://www.cygwin.com/faq/faq.html#SEC83

Until such time as I can figure out how to avoid it, it's better not
to refer to FAQ entries this way.  These change over time as the FAQ
gets updated.  It's perhaps a bit more work, but instead say something
like:

	FAQ entry "How do I contribute a package?"

It has the added benefit of forcing people to read the TOC, which
might prove educational itself.

Thanks,
David


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