What ways would people like to implement such as system in?
Ie.. a website, a database, etc...
"Rusty Lynch" <rusty@linux.co.intel.com> scribbled something about Re: A Kernel Configuration Tale of Woe:
> Andrw Walrond wrote:
> > Contributors could be given a reliability rating (bit like ebay?). Same
> > thing for contributions; users could confirm successful results and
> > boost the rating of the info.
> >
>
> Now that would be cool. Sounds like something that might be more
> complex then it appears, but it would be fun to play with if somebody
> else implemented it. :->
>
> One way I would use such a database would be to help guide my
> decission on what devices to put into a box I am building.
>
> -rustyl
>
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