The Q&A Cleanup Quest has come to an end. Lots of people have found problems. I am still wondering what the best solution is to maintain quality content there. I'm imagining a group of editors for the area... I have some people in mind if you'd like to be one /msg me.

• Questions and answers only added by editors
• Questions and answers can be added by anyone but need to be approved and properly placed by editors
• Candidate questions submitted by everyone, answers provided by editors.

Another question would be ownership.... if all answers below a node were compiled into one "answer node" who would become owner of the node. Let me know what you think below. The goal is to maintain high quality content... and hopefully allowing anyone to share their knowledge.

vroom | Tim Vroom | vroom@cs.hope.edu

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