UK-RUSSIAN CE PROJECT?
Just
one little thing for the record!
One
of those many what-if might-have-beens from another world, this was
mentioned on Conductive World in 2012:
That earlier posting is easily visited, simply by clicking the above link, but what about the primary source that it relies upon?
The link to the press agency report from 2002, quoted and cited in the earlier posting, is no longer live on
line. Nor are lots of other Internet records from all sorts of sources over past year. Among all this, much of what
could in the future provide the main historical source about Conductive Education may just no longer be there –
in a surprisingly short time.
Of
course nothing lasts for ever, but you may wish to ensure a somewhat
greater chance of your
Internet records' being known to posterity, by archiving them.
For example, much of Conductive
World,
with all its typos and other faults, resides in the Internet
Archive's Wayback
Machine
as a contemporary record of some of just one observer's experience of
Conductive Education:
The
Wayback
Machine
now comprises nearly 300 billion pages documenting our civilisation
as represented on line.
Think
about it.
posted by Andrew Sutton | June 25, 2017
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