[Taxacom] [Tdwg-guid] Demise of Phyloinformatics journal

[Margaret K. Thayer]

Both of those papers ARE in the archive.  Pyle's is accessible 
through the first three 2004 links (i.e., apparently no change to the 
web site between archiving saves)  and Sereno et al's is publication 
number 8, accessible via the Dec 25, 2005 link on the page cited 
below.  The link to pdf on the abstract of the latter doesn't work, 
but the direct one on the Dec 25, 2005 page does.  (If you searched 
for "Soreno" on the search page, which I didn't use at all, it didn't 
work because the correct spelling is "Sereno".)

Margaret Thayer

At 11:23 AM 24-11-2006 -0500, you wrote:
>...
> > All of Phyloinformatics is still available from the Internet
> > Archive.  See
> > http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.Phyloinformatics.org .
> >
> > I tested it out and downloaded one article as a full pdf.
> >
>
>They're not all there.  Paul Soreno's TaxonSearch paper isn't there,
>nor is Richard Pyle's Taxonomer paper.
>
>I was able to retrieve everything else of interest on the "search
>archive" page.  It looks like there were only 8 papers ever on that
>site.
>
>Susan
>-----
>Susan Farmer
>sfarmer at goldsword.com
>University of Tennessee
>Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
>http://www.goldsword.com/sfarmer/Trillium/

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