I just had a look at the site Russ put up, and I like it a lot. I tried reading the discussions that he has edited out of the listserv stream, and they are both more readily accessible and more coherent than the original set of messages. So I'd like to voice my support of this project and volunteer to do things to help build the site (create pages, edit discussions, whatever). Ideas for the current page: - create a mailto link so visitors can email the person who manages the site - fix the broken link to "Most Recent Issue" - provide some directions for people who want to submit their homepage to the list of Inkshedder's sites - put a membership application form up with a link on the main page My own sense of the state of the electronic versus print world is that we still need a print version of the newsletter, or at least an email version of it that could still be sent to those without web access (or ready web access). I think we still need to be sent something (paper newsletter or email) once in a while. Question: does every Inkshed member have an email account? If they do have email accounts, do they check them? If the answer to both questions was yes, maybe we could get by without a print newsletter. But what would Sven Birkerts say? Or Clifford Stoll? Roger Graves Assistant Professor Department of English, DePaul University