I think the fact that it is on github under the code4lib path is a good
enough solution. I was just worried about sites being kept by random
organizations who then lose interest in keeping the sites going. This has
happened with the Access Conference, for example. The more we can integrate
with the
Hi Roy,
Thanks for the kind words! It was very much a collaborative effort.
As for the preservation issue, the topic has come up although I'm not
sure it's in the same sense that you're speaking. Is there a
preservation policy for the current site that we should be aware of?
This conference s
Kudos to the team for a great job. The "CODE" play on the "LOVE" sculpture
and Franklin in sunglasses get a special mention. However, I wonder what
this might mean for preservation? In the past, when conferences have
created a we site for an individual conference they have often ended up
disappeari
Dear Code4Lib,
We are happy to announce the official 2016 Code4Lib Conference Website!
http://2016.code4lib.org
It's important to note that the wiki is still there, and it will be used
heavily, particularly by volunteers, documentarians, and organizers of
the conference. However, several issu
