<VV> Beyond a Dues Increase

[Bryan Blackwell]

Hi Dave,

My second suggestion covers all three points.  As for finding things,  
a Tech Article index solves that problem.  That would be nice to have  
online.

So far I'll point out that my original concern - finding someone who  
will do all this work *every* month for free - still stands.  No one  
has jumped up and said "Me! Me!  I'll do it!"  Generally, people  
start with "I don't know how to do any of this, but it must be  
easy."  Well, it's not super easy, but it's not that hard either.   
However, someone must be willing to put some real time into this,  
websites don't magically create themselves (much as the software  
vendors would have you think otherwise).

For those of you who aren't aware of it, I have a fairly extensive  
website in addition to being an IT guy for a living, so I do have  
some sort of clue on this subject.

--Bryan

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On Jan 28, 2009, at 11:51 AM, Dave Keillor wrote:

> I never approached Mike -- I don't think detailed how-to articles  
> involving a fair amount of expense belong in the Communiqué.   
> First, they're of limited interest to a general audience.  Second,  
> they work best with lots of pictures and diagrams.  Third, they  
> need to be someplace where they can be easily accessed.
>
> On the last point, I have a zillion Communiqués, but finding a tech  
> article in the pile is hopeless.