Alan, That is a very good idea. Congratulations :)
cheers, Sol. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 1:06 PM Subject: FLUXLIST: Historical Atlas of Fluxlist > > > waddaboud...... > > An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist? > > Following on from the map of several years ago which placed fluxlist members on one of two maps: > > An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist would not only place members on a fluxlistworld map but also give an insight into their background etc. > > Members could write a biography of another member of the list, including ancestry, achievements etc etc. This 'history' could extend to the place in which they live/work etc and include just about everything or anything. taking into consideration that most of us have only ever been in touch through the medium of email and there are few photos of listmembers around for us to see (apart from some devilishly good looking folks who met up in NYC with allen bukoff), biographers should be relatively unhindered by the truth! > > > the result would be a 'document' of fluxlist and its place geographically and historically and this is a really clumsy sentence within something or other. > > a member list should be made available and 'lurkers' included to make it complete and comprehensive (if imcomprehensible) > > > just a thought > > alan > >
