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>         In pgsql-hackers I was told to submit the HOWTO to pgsql-docs and
> didn't know that this was a list. I apologize for those in the list for
> the big sgml file you've received. I thought this was a submission address
> for Thomas Lockhart.

No need to apologize; afaik it is appropriate to submit content to this
list (it isn't *that* high traffic, and documentation-types should be
interested in this).

OTOH, I apologize for my ignorance here: what is the "GNU documentation
license"?

                    - Thomas