<x-flowed>I had pretty much the same thought Armando. My appointment at Simon Fraser is a new one but I could make some enquiries in this direction. It is after all within my research area. Sincerely, H. At 02:40 13/11/00 +0100, you wrote: >Dear Scott, Marc and List, >I have a small (maybe silly) suggestion : some of us (more or less) have >students in dance-tech departments. Is it possible to share the load you >brought (for our joy) in a part? We could mantain pieces of the site >giving it to some students. Not to load them too much. We could split the >cake into slices if someone could coordinate the thing. >I know I could ask to a couple of mines. What do you think? > >Best regards > > >>Hello list, >> >>To follow on from my post about the current state of increased >>fossilization of the Dance and Technology Zone -- there is also the issue >>of folks, some of you, who have in the last year or so asked Mark and I >>to update their artist links. It's a simple thing of course to do -- but >>I'm sure all of you who are increasingly busy as well can appreciate how >>electronic responsibilities become impossible to maintain on consistent >>basis [remember when email was fun?] >> >>However, this issue raises a couple of questions we wouldn't mind getting >>some feedback on -- firstly, if we are unable to find someone to help or >>some funds or something -- then I would be inclined to archive the site >>in some way with clear indications that it was 'frozen' at a certain >>point in time. So many of the links will continue to be useful and for >>researchers interested in the historical there is some good information >>there. Then it would join the OSU servers couple of old pages which they >>have thankfully left on line. >> >>But this may be jumping the gun -- perhaps someone will come up with a >>good suggestion for helping to maintain what we think was, still is to >>some extent and could be again a valuable bit of the net. >> >>Regards, >> >>Scott >>---------------------------------------------------==| >>---------------------------------------------------==| >> Scott deLahunta >> Writing Research Associates, NL >> Sarphatipark 26-3, 1072 PB Amsterdam, NL >> mobile: +44 (0)797 741 2060 [messages too] >> fax: +44 (0)845 334 2931 >> email: sdela@ahk.nl >> >> w1: Writing Research Associates >> http://huizen.dds.nl/~sdela/wra >> w2: Dance and Technology Zone >> http://www.art.net/~dtz >> >>---------------------------------------------------==| >>---------------------------------------------------==| > >-- >___________ >Armando Henry Daniel Assistant Professor School for the Contemporary Arts Simon Fraser University Burnaby B.C. V5A 1S6 Tel:(604) 291 3897 Fax:(604) 291 5907 hdaniel@sfu.ca http://www.osiris.u-net.com </x-flowed>
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