Re: Wiki's
Create your own Wiki, folks. -- Bookmark the good sites when you find
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them, and takes notes! Don is exactly right -- numerous times we have tried to create a "public" forum for prototype information and it was only a short time before it becomes polluted with incorrect/inadequate info. Save all the good emails and run Google Desktop on your hard drive so you can find them later. The BEST thing you can do for others on the 'net is to create a specialty site for stuff that interests you -- Ted's Steamfreightcars, the Keystone Modeler, the CofG site, many historical society sites, etc etc. The search engines will do the rest. :-) I was just looking today at a Wikipedia entry that was a self serving load of balderdash for some really bad ideas -- Not directly related to freight cars but it shows that a Wiki may not be something to depend upon.
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From: "Don Burn" <burn@...> The problem with Wiki's is that the capture everything, so the folks who say
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