>> Edward Reid lately wrote...
>>
>> >I know that a lot of out of date copies of the diabetes faq are
>> >lying around on the web. Most of them are in diabetes-specific
>> >sites, not in general faq archives. This makes it quite unlikely
>> >that my effort would help other archived faqs get updated --
>> >minimal return for my effort.
>>
>> I must admit it loses me why someone would keep an outdated FAQ sitting in
>> their personal web space, which has got to be limited.
...
>> If only to answer this question ("why would anyone do that?"), maybe *I'll*
>> start writing to people with outdated copies of Mr. Reid's FAQ...
Every six months or so I do a WWW search for "Ambisonic*" and this
generally pops up a few out-of-date copies. I e-mail the people
concerned and offer to add them to the list of people who are e-mailed
new versions as they are released. I also suggest they might like to
replace their out-of-date copy with a link to my WWW site.
One guy from Eastern Europe explained that he kept a copy because of a
slow link to his part of the world. The rest has just forgot they had
a copy.
We should bear in mind that there are many newbies on the Internet
(and always will be) so they will do things in ignorance and then
forget they have done them.
Regards,
Martin
E-mail: mleese@omg.unb.ca
WWW: http://www.omg.unb.ca/~mleese/
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