Hi Fred, > I think that the two concepts could work well together - one being a > discussion group, the other an organized archive. With a skeleton > archive wiki (or whatever) in place, people could be encouraged to > post to it: "That was well put. Why don't you post it to the wiki?" > And over time, it might become habit: have something to say that seems > worth saving? Post it to both. Or write a more permanent version to > post to the archive. Thanks for your clarification. Unfortunately, I don't have the energy at this moment, nor requisite skills, to be the driving force behind the project. There's something about working in the shop on a real piano that is more compelling and energizing to me than sitting behind a computer screen. > I certainly share your frustration with the archives as currently > constituted. I find searching it an exercise in futility as often as > not. There is some great stuff in it, but hard to ferret out. > Yep, especially locating a file or picture that was uploaded. Alan >Regards, > Fred Sturm > University of New Mexico > fssturm at unm.edu > >
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