That's a great starting point. It looks like I have editing rights for that page, but I'm thinking that a shared spreadsheet might be easier for everyone to work on. I'll see if I can consolidate the information from that page and the various pages that it links to to generate a spreadsheet summarizing source, record count, date, license, and whatever other information I can find.
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 9:16 PM, Karen Coyle <[email protected]> wrote: Actually, Aaron ceased being involved in 2009. George Oates took over at > that point. George left in 2010/11? So there hasn't been a manager over > OL for a long while. The ship has been drifting rudderless for over a year, but it's not quite as dire as 2010. I don't remember the exact date that George left (and it was never announced publicly), but I found a September, 2011 presentation where she was still affiliated with Internet Archive. > These are big shoes to step into, and part of what > I think we need to do is to manage our expectations and figure out what > we can really do. A lot of what will be possible depends on factors out of our control. I'm hoping to see more clarity on the organization and governance as things move forward. Tom
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