> As with anything in life, sometimes "constructive criticism" is
> warranted, even welcomed, and can serve the greater good.  In this
> case, how can one be critical of an individual who gives of himself
> for no further remuneration to better our profession and to educate
> others on the value of what we do every day.
>
> John A. Gervais
> Program Manager
> Policy and Standards Section
> Information Policy and Governance Division
> Intergovernmental and International Affairs Directorate
> Policy and Planning Branch
> Canada Revenue Agency
> 25 Nicolas Street, 16th Floor
> Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1A 0L5
>
>
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          I critique the response not the person. Please point out my
          words where I critiqued the person... I would correct that.
          I did offer praise for the enterprise as it is an enterprise
          that educates others on the value of records managers who
          communicate and asked about it with appreciation for that
          mission. One of the values of asking is that others could
          replicate such good efforts by a case example.
          http://www.hbs.edu/case/index.html Harvard Business School
          and other educational programs use the case method because
          it illustrates, it makes a lot of things more clear than
          only general instruction.

          Note my enquiry. What particular keywords, what search
          mechanisms are used in the case of records and archives in
          the news?...

          In Peter Kurilecz' reply he remarked the information is
          available already by searching. If so, would it be so
          difficult reiterating the particular information that
          supposed to be available already? The archives search
          mechanisms at
          http://listserv.muohio.edu/archives/archives.html
          and at
          http://lists.ufl.edu/archives/recmgmt-l.html
          have not yet turned up any previous account about the
          particular keywords and the particular search engines
          used in the case of records and archives in the news
          all the way back to the earlier editions of RAIN.

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