Don,
the list and I thank you for the service, please let me know the posting.
In the long run, we might want to consider posting this type of information
in a more public manner where it can be archived. The three immediate,
national / international group which could host such files are 6-Pack, VTR
and autox.team.net. As a commercial enterprise, TRF may have copyrights and
may consider posting as part of their website.
The benefits of "institutionalizing" the information concerning Triumphs
would benefit us and the next generation.
My observations are that the 6-Pack web page is stable, tied to a national
organization. Access could be either limited to members or open. VTR's
hosting appears to be "transitional" at this time; however, I know that was
the first place that I learned about the cars.
Let's keep that in mind. Perhaps, we will not see situations where
"collective wisdom" disappears from the public domain.
John Sullivan
list lurker
'70 TR6 aka "bingo"
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Malling" <dmallin@attglobal.net>
To: "6-Pack" <6pack@Autox.Team.Net>; "triumphs@autox.team.net"
<triumphs@Autox.Team.Net>
onFriday, December 03, 2004 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: TRF TR6 Volume II Catalogue in HTML
> Looks like there's some interest in this.
>
> Several folks have offered to redistribute. I will accept those offers.
>
> I'll come into work some evening this weekend and send it when things are
> quiet. If someone gets upset with me, at least I can say the systems were
> idle and I wasn't using needed bandwidth. I know of a test AIX system with
> an SMTP server on it so maybe I'll use that one.
>
> I'll email the persons who have volunteered to redistribute.
>
> Guess I need a DSL line at home....
>
> Randall... thanks for the tips.
>
> Don Malling
>
>
> Don Malling wrote:
>> List,
>>
>> Some time back John Swauger at TRF gave me a TR6 Volume II Catalogue to
>> cut up, scan in and turn into HTML. For one reason or another, I put it
>> on the back burner, but now it's finished.
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