David's note below is the first I've seen that asked
for the Posts to be on the list.  I've been thinking
of some time about writing this note.  I believe when
someone asks for the answer to be off-list, it's out
of politeness and not wanting to bother the rest of
us.  I want to shout at my computer, "No! No! 
On-list, please!"  I haven't had to write in with a
question for some time because my questions are
usually already answered in response to someone else's
question -- from where to buy ethafoam -- to pest
management -- to what kind of pens work for what
objects -- I could go on and on.  

Thank you for your questions.  And, please keep
answering on-list.

Jerrie Clarke
Contract Collection Manager
Right now in Nevada


--- David Harvey <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> 
> I am helping out a colleague of mine. She is looking
> for genuine horror 
> stories of various issues and problems in applying
> UV filtering film 
> directly to historic windows - not just the usual
> general principles 
> but the specific gory details - as she is attempting
> to educate a 
> client throughly as to the potential issues
> invovled.
> 
> I thought that this might be fun - sort of our
> version of historic site 
> ghost stories!
> 
> Please post to the list and I'll collate all of it
> and get it off to 
> her.
> 
> Cheers!
> Dave
> 
> David Harvey
> Conservator
> Los Angeles, California  USA
> 
> 


		
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