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5:16 pm
March 6, 2010


DenisG

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Hi there,

keeping track of all what happens at CSTART is hard, since there are so many different systems in use. I've created a Wiki page to give hints on how to stay up-to-date:

http://cstart.org/wiki/Staying…..up-to-date

Obviously it's just a stub, but it's a start. Where could this be linked sensibly? Maybe it makes sens to merge it with one of the members pages?

5:42 pm
March 6, 2010


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Awesome, this is very useful. I've been using the forum's RSS feed for a while now, but having a wiki feed is great.

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