Electronics vs. Paper

Stuart Fullerton stuartf at PEGASUS.CC.UCF.EDU
Thu Oct 26 10:51:33 CDT 1995


Great gravey, Yet another list. how and when do all you people (gender
neutral?) find time to do any work. It will be fun to be around 20 years
from now (i hope) and see how all this massive "every one/everything
gotta have a list and server" proliferation rounds itself out. you all
will have some many in brain eletronic implants that you will be unable
to go out in the field and see the forest or the trees. As it is, from
the amount time spend tapping keeys i suspect many of you have not been
out amoungst the trees for many many days. I too am at fault there also.
and i only spend a max of one hour with this gadget. Speaking of which,
it is time to go check the 4 traps.


cheers!!! rof

Stuart M Fullerton ROF, Research Associate in charge of Arthropod
Collections (UCFC), Biology Dept. University of Central Florida, Orlando,
Florida, 32816, USA. stuartf at pegasus.cc.ucf.edu


On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, Eric J. Gouda wrote:

> In message Thu, 26 Oct 1995 11:12:45 GMT+0100,
>   "Finn N. Rasmussen" <FINNR at BOT.KU.DK>  writes:
>
> > ny new species are published in obscure and inaccessible journals.
> > has often been suggested (at least in Botany) that there should be
> > st ONE journal for official publishing of new taxa and names.  This
> >ould perhaps be too difficult to handle  in practize, but what
> > about ONE official mandatory database with descriptions, specimen
> > citations and perhaps also illustrations and due references to the
> > officially valid paper-publication?
>
> Would be great! Wy don't we start with a special LIST for this purpose as a
> start to come to an archive, accessable to the internet community! When a
> publication appears, the autor can post the article to this list with a
> standard subject description. Each member will receive the articles and can
> import them in his own database!
>
> When this is a good idea, I will prepare a LIST at SURFNET for this purpose.
> I think the list must serve for these articles only, not for discussions.
> Discussions can stay at TAXACOM.
>
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