Hi. First off, before the meat (which is a few pages long), I'll put in another request for submissions to the "AGA Live" section of the web pages. I've been busy doing research and putting together the hardware for my eventual move of the Krib, AGA, etc pages away from Caltech and into more direct control in my home. Several items fall out of this: 1. The AGA can choose its own domain to register if we'd like the pages to appear as something like http://aga.org (otherwise they'll be http://thekrib.org/AGA). This service costs $35 per year from the internic, so we'd need to get a motion to allocate $70 to set it up (they make you pay for 2 years). The cool thing about having our own domain is that if the pages move to a new maintainer, the domain can usually move with them (though most ISPs hosting web pages will charge an extra $5 or $10 per month for this). The bad thing here is that aga.org and aga.com are already taken, meaning we would have to come up with another domain name! (Suggestions?) 2. Once the pages and computer are under my control, it means I can get the "help me" forms working again! It also means I will transfer the mailing lists to the domain (aga-mcm@the-aga.org, etc), and can even add some pseudo-addresses for "contacting the AGA" (aga-editor@the-aga.org, etc). (Any other dream features?) 3. I'm holding off on my action item of archiving the mailing list on the web until the site/list changeover, but I've found a few nice archiver programs capable of doing this. For now, you can retreive back issues of aga-mcm by sending mail to majordomo@luna.wrq.com with "help" as subject. 4. I'm still debating whether or not to solicit any sort of donations, and how (direct? via corporate pages? via individual sponsors?); it's going to end up costing me about $75 per month to do all the hosting combined (Krib, AGA, etc), which is finally low enough for me to be able to pull it off in the first place, but high enough for my wife to raise eyebrows. I was trying to see if I could get local stores to give me a little kickback in exchange for doing some pages for them, but so far no interest, so this will probably not happen. I'm also going to ask our local club, whose pages I also maintain. I do know I will avoid inline ads at all costs! If you guys have any suggestions or ideas, please feel free.. Web geek boy, signing off... - Erik --- Erik Olson eriko at wrq.com