Hello listserv,

Regarding John O'Brien's post for the record resource list and if members
still find value, what about a wiki?

I agree that it is a great resource (wish I knew about this when I started
out in records) Perhaps using an open-source wiki and having some wiki
sysops managing content updates? Would have to research this though as far
as costs...

Since I haven't posted for quite some time, my background is RIM and oil,
gas and public sector. My bio is on LinkedIn too. Be happy to throw my hat
in if anyone's interested.

Thanks,
Jason Bourg, MLIS
jjsonb[at]gmail[dot]com
 Jim Booth and I used to mirror the list.  behind the scenes, Alan and I
have
discussed my taking it on as a resource for the field and a tribute to his
effort,
but after review, I see that this is huge and can't do it without funding.
 I've
considered a crowd-sourcing approach to see if there may be interest in
funding
it, but have not had time to follow through yet.

Colleagues, do you think that the list has had its day or is there value in
reconstituting it to suit today's broad context? Any ideas on securing
funding to
resource the research, link verification, expansion?

John James O'Brien, CRM, MA LT
ca.linkedin.com/in/johnjamesobrien/

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