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From: Gurth <gurth@******.NL>
Subject: Re: NAGTTW contribution
Date: Mon, 19 May 1997 20:21:16 +0100
Wordman said on 11:05/19 May 97...

> I'm interested in doing a couple of things for/with the NAGTTW
>
> 1) When it's all done, linking to the major sections from my Sixth
> World site
> (http://pobox.com/~wordman/sixthworld).

It won't be in HTML (see my reply to point 3) unless someone converts it
to that, so adding hyperlinks would be a bit difficult. Apart from that,
maybe we could try and integrate what you have on your page with what
we've got for the NAGTTW so far.

> 2) Writing up a detailed entry for the Awakened nations in Siberia.

That would be good, all we have so far is Erik's write-up, and a full
article that goes into more detail is always welcome.

> 3) Taking the finished product and creating a PDF version. Web sites
> are great, but some people (like me, for instance), like good
> fonts and hard copy much better.

You're not alone there, which is why it'll come out in RTF format like all
the other NERPS files, which should be easy enough to convert to PDF. I
wish I could do it myself, though (Fro, keep that 70 MB to yourself! :) I
don't plan on doing an HTML in any way; the articles on Paolo's page are
there to help people add comments, though I don't really like it myself.

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