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Subject: Re: [USGENWEB-SW-L] Re: KSGEN-L: Re: USGW-CC-L: What and Who is USGW
Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1999 14:55:27 EDT

In a message dated 6/12/1999 1:29:40 PM Central Daylight Time,
writes:

> No one has said anything about anyone *having* to send information to "my"
> web site. What was said, or meant, was that the USGW organization should
> make every effort to let people volunteering information know it should be
> sent to the appropriate county for inclusion on the counties web site. If
> those volunteering information didn't want to they certainly couldn't be
> forced to do it.

Question: Are we talking about the county pages or the archive pages. Some
of you may do both for your county. I don't.

The Cluster pages were to be for the county page, I thought? or if they did
not want them, then the file managers could link them to the archive page...
which is where data belong.

(I do hope our local library never sets up shop in the local grocery store or
motel. I may quit shopping. Of course if they want to put it in the local
Walmart store --- now "that" would be heaven... One stop shopping... Can't
the county clerk move the clerk of courts office down there too. How about
the local churches moving in...or the hospital or the funeral home. Just
think: get married, have children, and buried "all in the same place!"

:>)
Annette
Couse when I'm researching records, it would be nice to have it all
"accessible" in the same place for the same place!

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