Yes, I have them. Everything (old version, new version) is
in a couple of
directories, with a fair amount of duplication, and with the
same date of
3/29/2004. I think the proper content amounts to 150
files, 1.5 MB or so.
I suppose that much disk space can be rented at
trivial cost. I don't know
how to go about doing that - who to use,
etc.
I just now realized how easy it would be to install them --
almost all the
file links are relative to "this directory", so I can go to
the indexing file
and click on them right now.
It could use some
updating on some things. It became easier to Google
than to use my
own indexes, even when Google would point to my FAQ.
And Google would give
the more recent posts.
I know that I have seen some better references
cited on a number of topics
since I stopped adding things in about
1998. And sometimes, some better
comments. One initial approach
might be, I could just insert comments
*saying* that this can be
improved. Then I would want an "Comments"
section where people
could submit suggestions. Or mail me old posts
that make good points.
Someone, want to give me advice about doing this?
--
Rich
Ulrich
> Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2014 18:39:59 -0700
> From:
[hidden email]> Subject: Re: inter-rater reliability with
multiple raters
> To:
[hidden email]>
> Rich, do
you still have all of the files for your FAQ? If so, someone really
>
ought to get them back on a website somewhere.
>
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