From: Michael G. <ga...@ma...> - 2005-01-10 21:13:52
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> > Problems start in the non-tagged side, basically however we find=20 > them.=A0 Once this thing is initialized, I guess we can start filling=20= > that up with lots of pg files.=A0 When it gets tagged, then it is = moved=20 > to the tagged-side, which will be organized to mirror the heirarchical=20= > topic structure of the database. > > We may not be able to "polish" every problem, but as that is done, it=20= > simply gives an updated version of the problem on the tagged side.=A0=20= > The setup as described above basically gives up on the notion of=20 > systematically polishing problems.=A0 If we want to keep that alive, = we=20 > should have 3 basic sub-divisions (raw, tagged, and=20 > tagged-and-polished).=A0 Actually, this 3-part version might be a good=20= > way to go. > I like the 3 part version. Possibly even a 4th part for problems=20 which can be used as models for future problems (exhibiting best=20 practices, etc. etc.) This fourth part could be fairly small however,=20= and may not need to be a CVS. Take care, Mike |