Re: Old I&I Archives are now available on line

[Guest guest]

Ken, this is awesome, I was able to look up my old description of

bodies in my blood when I visited the darkfield microscopist, and some

other extremely useful things. Thanks alot to all involved.

<ken_lassesen@y...> wrote:

> Got an email today from IFMEA who agreed to host them (with various

> reasonable conditions) ...

>

> http://www.cfsgroups.org/discussion/view_category.php?id=12

>

> Have fun checking old posts!

[Guest guest]

Very cool, Ken. Thank you so much, and everyone who helped to make

this happen (which includes everyone who contributed to those archives

and made them worth preserving).

Ah, this is so nice.

> > Got an email today from IFMEA who agreed to host them (with

various

> > reasonable conditions) ...

> >

> > http://www.cfsgroups.org/discussion/view_category.php?id=12

> >

> > Have fun checking old posts!

[Guest guest]

So is this where it comes from? I got the email yesterday and have

been trying to find out who started the board. Is there a story? Is

having the discussion in the UK better? Then you can say whatever

you want??

> > > Got an email today from IFMEA who agreed to host them (with

> various

> > > reasonable conditions) ...

> > >

> > > http://www.cfsgroups.org/discussion/view_category.php?id=12

> > >

> > > Have fun checking old posts!

[Guest guest]

The key item was finding an appropriate sponsor for it -- one that

would not kill things if hit with a threat of a lawsuit (which is what

is suspected for ). It took quite a number of people, a lot of

negotiations and a lot of time -- bottom line is that there is a home

for the old messages. I would love to give the list of people involved,

but that is not possible at this time.

You cannot say whatever you want -- libel is still libel. If new posts

appears to cross the line, I understand that they will be edited or

deleted to remove anything that is clear libel.

> So is this where it comes from? I got the email yesterday and have

> been trying to find out who started the board. Is there a story? Is

> having the discussion in the UK better? Then you can say whatever

> you want??

>