You are entitled to your opinions but I for one see the racking-up of
already sesious tensions in S.E. Asia to the nuclear level as very
relevant to the survival of museums and the cultural heritage.  (Just
think back to ex-Yugoslavia - where 90%+ of the fighting was at First
World War level in terms of weapons technologies.

However, in reply to your specific question the ICOM site and particularly
that of its Documentation Committee CIDOC already does this and has masses
on exactly your topic:   http://www.icom.org/CIDOC/

I can also offer a number of good jumping off points including guidance
on developing good web documents, for example, from my site:
http://www.city.ac.uk/artspol/

Obviously there are very many others but between just these two there's
more than enough to keep you busy for weeks!

Patrick Boylan
(Vice-President of ICOM)

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On Tue, 19 May 1998, A2Design wrote:

>
> Wow!  I joined this list because I love museums and want to learn more about
> them.  Can't we move on to a topic that has something to do with museums?
>
> How about creating a library full of information, successful examples,
> guidelines, etc., on creating, managing and improving museums on the web?  Its
> a better topic than the evils of weapons of mass destruction.  Does anyone
> know of anything like this on the web?
>