Re: OT: publication of iris-talk?
>> I suggest people just continue to use the archives as a private
>> resource, and print out for themselves, any little bits of information
>> that they refer to frequently.
>>
>> Cheers, Jan Clark,
>
> Seems the sensible thing to do. I have submitted so much
>chaff it would be a waste to print out the entire archives. I would be
>embarrassed to see some of it in print!
We could have an entire chapter of "Ooops!" messages... private emails that
accidentally got sent to the whole list. <G>
Seriously, it's a neat idea to create such a book, but it's sooo monumental
a task, I doubt anyone (nor a group of anyones) could do it. I think the
archives are the best way to utilize the information because you can search
for things so quickly. When I had my laptop, I often curled up on the
couch to read Iris-Talk. I don't have that luxury anymore with my iMac.
What you could do is pick an interesting topic and write up an article for
the AIS bulletin (or other publication) crediting the folks of Iris-Talk.
Of course you'd have to get everyone's permission, but I doubt that would
be an obstacle.
Dennis Kramb; dkramb@badbear.com
Cincinnati, Ohio USA; USDA Zone 6
http://www.badbear.com/dkramb/home.html
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