I searched for 'overloading', and found your article as 1 of 2 with that in the title. I then searched for 'tutorials', and found the list, of which yours wasnt in. I suspect the problem is that vroom may not have moved it into a category.

I don't know if that has to be done for every tutorial posted, or how that gets managed. I do know vroom has been pretty scarce lately.

Since I can't (easily, if at all) tell how you went about posting it, I presume that you went to the tutorials section, and posted it from there? If so, when [vroom[ gets the chance, I think he inserts a link on the tutorials page to your node with the tutorial. You might consider /msg'ing him.

--Chris

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