← Back to context Comment by pencilcode 11 years ago I think it should be sis pages. 6 comments pencilcode Reply dmoney 11 years ago People without siblings might be offended by that. We should try not to exclude people who didn't come from large families. wildgift 11 years ago What about "howto". There's already a vast culture of writing howto pages. howto curl howto cc howto network marvin 11 years ago That's actually not a bad idea. pencilcode 11 years ago Or "ex" pages, from examples. teddyh 11 years ago The command “ex” is already taken by an extended version of “ed” (which would later lead to “vi”). vezzy-fnord 11 years ago Pretty sure you'd get complaints about tokenism over it.
dmoney 11 years ago People without siblings might be offended by that. We should try not to exclude people who didn't come from large families.
wildgift 11 years ago What about "howto". There's already a vast culture of writing howto pages. howto curl howto cc howto network
marvin 11 years ago That's actually not a bad idea. pencilcode 11 years ago Or "ex" pages, from examples. teddyh 11 years ago The command “ex” is already taken by an extended version of “ed” (which would later lead to “vi”). vezzy-fnord 11 years ago Pretty sure you'd get complaints about tokenism over it.
pencilcode 11 years ago Or "ex" pages, from examples. teddyh 11 years ago The command “ex” is already taken by an extended version of “ed” (which would later lead to “vi”).
teddyh 11 years ago The command “ex” is already taken by an extended version of “ed” (which would later lead to “vi”).
People without siblings might be offended by that. We should try not to exclude people who didn't come from large families.
What about "howto". There's already a vast culture of writing howto pages.
That's actually not a bad idea.
Or "ex" pages, from examples.
The command “ex” is already taken by an extended version of “ed” (which would later lead to “vi”).
Pretty sure you'd get complaints about tokenism over it.