UPDATE Sunday 11th July

a_reader2003 carolynwhite2 at aol.com
Sun Jul 11 16:19:00 UTC 2004


PROGRESS
As of today, 15115 posts have been allocated for coding/or coded. Of 
the 15115, 13799 have actually been done, and of the 13799, 9695 have 
been rejected (hooray)- a continuing rate of 70%.

This week, in a mass fit of enthusiasm, no less than 9 people found 
some time, and as a consequence, we completed 2111 posts, compared to 
the measly 500-odd last week! Thanks.

Ahem, just one person (who knows who they are!) has about 60 posts to 
finish waaay back at the beginning of the group posts..can you do 
them, as its just *ruining* my nice little line of ticks...?!

ADMIN
I still have to summarise about the reject categories for Kelley/MEG, 
in particular about the 'adds nothing new' category: anyone want to 
make any more comments about this? At the back of Kelley's concern is 
that she thought all the posts would be in the catalogue, but the way 
its going, it looks like only 30% will be indexed for member's use. 
This seems a *very* good thing to me, but I have to explain it more 
fully so that it doesn't come across that the catalogue is just a 
highly subjective selection of past posts.

Paul, here's a tech query for you from Kelly, who is still on the 
high seas (but managed to see POA when she docked in a port recently):

Twice, when attempting to bring up posts, I've received the following 
message: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: recode_string() in 
C:\www\paracelsus\contrib\pear\Mail\mimeDecode.php on line 535.  This 
occurs with posts 1660 and 1761.  I glanced at the code; 
recode_string seems to be a subroutine to convert utf8 numbers, but I 
didn't investigate any further.  Does this occur in the real 
database, or just mine?  Any idea why?  

CATEGORY CHANGES

NEW CATEGORIES
2.12.11 (1059) FB&WTFT
3.6.3 (1060) QTTA
3.8.4.11 (1058) Accio

CATEGORY AMENDMENTS
1.4.3 (55) Portrayal of males/females (add): /gays
3.8.6.6 (438) Philosopher's Stone (add): & Elixir of Life









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