joanna on wed 11 feb 98
if potters want to have their own website, they'll want to be able to
identify, think about, and address things like:
the tasks that would need to be addressed
the technical skills needed
someone(s) to manage the site
marketing skills
criteria for inclusion
etc.
etc.
etc.
in other words, they need to cover the first part of tom's list (see
below), and then some.
i'm curious to know if there are clayarters who would like to try to
pull off an international collaboration? design a website, make it sing,
handle the database stuff, find a central location to keep the site
up-to-date. do the nitty-gritty? is it possible? i know the skills are
represented in this group.
i can't find the post right now about someone's conversation with cm. i
am curious to hear the pluses and minuses re cm or a new non-profit
What website should do:
> >
> >1. Store basic data on potters who register
> >2. Data to include:
> > A. birth date
> > B. education and training
> > C. teaching history
> > D. description of work
> > E. address and phone number
> > F. description of marks
> > G. where work is available
> >
> >3. Potters' end of Equation
> > A. Try to be reachable by E-Mail
> > B. Attempt to have own website
> > C Patience with new or begiining collectors
> >
> >4. Who to Operate this Site
> > A. CM? [My First Choice]
> > B. New Nonprofit?
joanna
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joanna deFelice
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