Vance
Does it make sense to set up a series of "rooms" on a
server, one for Ruby, one for Mamods etc. Where
individual improvements can be archived? Point being
a new owner or potential owner could then access the
site and "learn." This would reduce repeating
requests while providing a library that develops from
actual use. I have been collecting Ruby messages for
the past year and have been edited by selection for my
interests. They would be available to anyone. Your
Ruby page is a fine example of what could be expanded
with the danger of becoming a major project. If an
owner of a Mikado for example would monitor this arena
and then provide it for server archive, the same for a
Mamod etc. The site mgr would have the right to edit,
by selection any submittal otherwise the messages,
assuming no derogatory language would be left intact
with author etch. Am I stirring the pot?
Mike\
--- VR Bass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Peter Jones did a long series of articles in SitG
> several years back entitled
> "Kissing Frogs", on the subject of taking stock
> Mamods and making them
> good runners. He gave instructions on clearing up
> all of their know weak
> spots. You can look them all up in the SitG index,
> then see if back issues are
> available from SitG. Index:
> <http://www.nmia.com/~vrbass/steam/sitgindx.htm>
>
> regards,
> -vance-
>
> Vance Bass
> Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
> Small-scale live steam resources:
> http://www.nmia.com/~vrbass
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