Hi

I am part of the team who developed the WebMuseum of Latinamerica. URL:
http://museos.web.com.mx
We wanted to bring the Mexican Museum of Anthropology to the WEB but on last
notice the lawyers at the museum wouldn't let us because of some anachronic
law. We were forced to make a decision because the project was already
registered to participate (the very first Mexican museum on the WEB)at LA
SIGGraph95 and it just had to be ready, as the project was not sponsored
officially (we did it on our own) we were faced with the dilemma whether to
put it or not. We decided to build the Webmuseum of Latinamerica instead.
You can read more about it in the chronic at the URL above.

>List Members:
>        I've been invited to speak to a group in Arizona on professional
>ethics.  One of the things I want to do is provide the audience with
>written scenarios which outline different ethical dilemmas.  The audience
>will work in groups to come up with different "solutions."  The audience
>will include archivists, librarians and museum people.
>        I would much appreciate hearing of any ethical dilemmas you have
>faced and what your solutions have been.  If you'd rather fabricate
>something, that's fine as well.  I guarantee anonymity.  You may respond to
>me directly or to the list.
>        Thank you for your help.
>
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