ANNOUNCE: Haskell Wiki resurrected

[Keith Wansbrough]

Hi all... last night I resurrected the Haskell Wiki,

http://haskell.org/wiki/wiki

This is a set of web pages on Haskell which can be edited and updated 
by anyone.  The intention is to accumulate the combined wisdom of 
posters to the Haskell lists - if you ever reply to a FAQ with what you 
think is a particularly good answer, please add it to the Wiki.  If you 
see a FAQ that's been Frequently Asked, just point the poster at the 
appropriate page on the Wiki.

Sadly, the Wiki isn't very stable at the moment.  I'm hoping that one 
day it will be made more stable, but in the meantime, I've taken a 
snapshot of the state as it was last night, and placed a link to it on 
the haskell.org front page:

http://haskell.org/wikisnapshot/FrontPage.html

Note that no updates to the Wiki are ever lost; they're kept in a 
version control system.  So if you see a blank page on the main Wiki 
where you once spent several hours writing the perfect page, don't 
worry - it's not lost!

Hope this is useful to people!

--KW 8-)

PS: I'm not officially in charge of the Wiki, John Heron 
<jheron@enteka.com> is; I'm just helping him out at the moment.