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FAQ

In computing, file of answers to commonly asked questions on any topic. They were first used on Usenet, where regular posters to newsgroups wrote FAQs to avoid answering repeatedly the same questions from new users. By 1996 FAQ was a common term for any information file, online or offline.



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