Google groups and storage

[Norman Fiering]

Dear Members of the ERH Society, 

Googlegroups, which serves as the only presence of the Society on the web, has just served notice that in the next few months such sites will no longer serve as storage for documents, or what they call "files."  The membership list will still be functional and public  "discussions" possible, but no storage of documents. For example, I just posted on the site the Program of the forthcoming November conference. That service will be discontinued shortly and the document eventually deleted, at some forthcoming deadline. The Society's constitution is on the site; the bibliography of Recent Publications Relating to the Work of ERH is there; plus some other materials. 

One of the urgent needs of the Society, then, is to establish some other site on the web where members can post documents of any length, which can be downloaded, printed out, read online, or whatever. 

I have no proposal to make regarding this problem. But maybe one of you will have a brilliant solution. Ideally, the Society should have its own website––better than the Googlegroup site  (which, however, has the advantage of being free)––that will serve all of our purposes. 

Although we have a membership list of 95 members (as of 8/31), it is an anomaly that the Google group shows only 57 members. All 95 have been invited to join the Society Google group, via an e-mail message from the group (sent by me). But some recipients simply have not responded.  Ideally, every member should have access to the Googlegroup, or whatever new website we come up with.

Norman

P. S.  The very first business meeting of the Society will be held from noon to 1:30 at Dartmouth, on November 12, shortly before the Conference begins. I hope that a good number of you will be able to attend. An agenda and other material will be sent out shortly. 

Norman Fiering

(Director and Librarian, Emeritus

John Carter Brown Library)

Correspondence should be directed to:

P. O. Box 603233, Providence, RI 02906

401-487-8008

Norman_...@brown.edu

www.normanfiering.net

[eden...@aol.com]

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=25472556971&ref=ts

John Barach would be a good one to contact.  jba...@aol.com

Love in King Jesus,

Chuck

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If you
ever in your life had a bright idea, or a new instinct, or a
new change of heart,
Sir, make this the cornerstone of your understanding
of the universe and you
will understand that the universe begins with creation. And
it ends in incarnation, because that's the experience of every potent and creative
man in the world.
But you look outside and try to deduce by your little brain,
not by your experience of your heart how the world begins, and how it should be
run. You'll never
solve it, gentlemen. You'll remain a selfish, inarticulate
animal. If the spirit moves
you, you will see how simple
things are, gentlemen. Love begins, and hope
keeps you going, and faith. And in the end, your grandchildren
will bless you.
ERH

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Sent: Sun, Sep 26, 2010 1:44 pm
Subject: Google groups and storage

Dear Members of the ERH Society, 

Googlegroups, which serves as the only presence of the Society on the web, has just served notice that in the next few months such sites will no longer serve as storage for documents, or what they call "files."  The membership list will still be functional and public  "discussions" possible, but no storage of documents. For example, I just posted on the site the Program of the forthcoming November conference. That service will be discontinued shortly and the document eventually deleted, at some forthcoming deadline. The Society's constitution is on the site; the bibliography of Recent Publications Relating to the Work of ERH is there; plus some other materials. 

One of the urgent needs of the Society, then, is to establish some other site on the web where members can post documents of any length, which can be downloaded, printed out, read online, or whatever. 

I have no proposal to make regarding this problem. But maybe one of you will have a brilliant solution. Ideally, the Society should have its own websitebetter than the Googlegroup site  (which, however, has the advantage of being free)that will serve all of our purposes. 

Although we have a membership list of 95 members (as of 8/31), it is an anomaly that the Google group shows only 57 members. All 95 have been invited to join the Society Google group, via an e-mail message from the group (sent by me). But some recipients simply have not responded.  Ideally, every member should have access to the Googlegroup, or whatever new website we come up with.

Norman

P. S.  The very first business meeting of the Society will be held from noon to 1:30 at Dartmouth, on November 12, shortly before the Conference begins. I hope that a good number of you will be able to attend. An agenda and other material will be sent out shortly. 

Norman Fiering

(Director and Librarian, Emeritus

John Carter Brown Library)

Correspondence should be directed to:

P. O. Box 603233, Providence, RI 02906

401-487-8008

Norman_...@brown.edu

www.normanfiering.net

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[eden...@aol.com]