On 5/02/2016 8:33 AM, Claudio DeLorenzi wrote (in part):
> Thanks Adam
>
> ... for providing this.
(Snip)
> It is a real shame when the online works (that someone put a lot of effort
> into)  get lost for whatever reason, so keeping these kinds of archives
> alive is important (even if there are a few holes in them).
>   It's too bad that we can't just put these in a library of our very own- Oh
> Wait...why can't we do that?
>

In the course of my email correspondence with Jeff Gorman's son Adam 
last year, Adam mentioned that Jeff's site (A Woodworker's Notebook, 
http://www.amgron.clara.net/  ) and the info contained therein would 
probably be closed down this year.  I don't know if this remains the 
case, but perhaps this would be a worthwhile site to start with, subject 
to Jeff supporting the idea.  It would be easier to archive the 
information now, rather than attempt to recover it later, and a fine 
recognition of Jeff's place in the history of The Porch. Unfortunately I 
have neither the skills, nor the server to do this, but I do have Adam's 
email address if anyone is interested in pursuing this further.

Regards,

Tony B
Hobart, Tasmania