RE: Starting to roll the ball

In the long run, the publicity would be great.  But I see that as a "phase
2" thing.  I am really interested in just getting to some CONTENT, then
we can take the next step (advertising, enhanching, etc. etc.).

I am in the process of getting some webspace set up at my new company and
coordinating with the IETF Secretariat.  We should have a "home" soon!

April


On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Pruitt, Dace wrote:

> April
> Possibly we need two teams.  One to create a central site and one to
> publicize it and verify links throughout all of the other sites, would that
> help?
> 
> Dace Pruitt
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> 
> 	-----Original Message-----
> 	From:	April Marine [SMTP:[email protected]]
> 	Sent:	3/26/99 2:35 PM
> 	To:	Michael Sondow
> 	Cc:	April Marine; [email protected]
> 	Subject:	Re: Starting to roll the ball
> 
> 
> 	> Hi, April! How was Minneapolis? Pretty cold out there?
> 	> 
> 
> 	Actually, surprisingly nice!  And I was geared up for the Arctic!
> 
> 	> 
> 	> I, for one, will be sorry if the weird pages are left to circulate
> 	> only among the IETF attendees. The FYIs are of great general
> 
> 	Oh no, they will be totally available to anyone.  The topic is just
> 	initially restricted to general IETF info because that is what we
> have the
> 	best scope on.  I think once we get that up, we can extend it to
> more
> 	general background info as well.
> 
> 	> and linkage campaign. Why, even many of the RFC mirror sites don't
> 	> carry the FYIs. And I recently discovered that my ISP, who doesn't
> 
> 	All FYIs are RFCs, so any site that mirrors all the RFCs has the
> FYIs,
> 	although they may not have them in a handy separate directory!
> 
> 	later!
> 	A.
> 

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