I'll be putting web stuff together (mostly just have to edit script outputs from live demo portions to make them much more reasonably readable ... most of the stuff will look like the handout materials / "slides" ... except it's considerably more legible when viewed directly in electronic form). On the web stuff, I'm thinking likely two locations - one on space I have with an ISP, and (presuming BALUG webmaster and such are agreeable) one somewhere on the BALUG web site. Presumably, at least initially, the materials (at least what I provide) would be identical. I'd guestimate the BALUG site may augment it with additional BALUG related materials (e.g. your summation, some photo images from event, etc.) ... and where I plop my "personal" (publicly accessible) copy might have a tendency to evolve over time (like if I reuse the presentation at another time/place, or update its information, etc. - so it wouldn't necessarily be forever specifically tied to the 2005-05-17 version of the presentation).
Glad to hear you're writing up a summation. Feel free to run it by me to check for any technical corrections or such (if folks want to see it up relatively "fast" - particularly if it's on web rather than list - could always get it there first, and it could always be tweaked/corrected as warranted later).
Uhm, I tend to keep my "work" and "personal" e-mail relatively separate (sometimes even chopping a message in two) ... likely some of the other bits will be responded to separately within a week or so. Anyway, a "reply" on this e-mail (which should use the Reply-to: header in preference over the From:) should get it to the "personal" (everything that doesn't have to do with stuff I do for my current employer) e-mail. Interesting, ... I also notice the BALUG mail/list/archiving software shows the From: in the archives whereas others (e.g. BAD) preferentially use (if present) the Reply-to:. I suppose in archive context it may be debatable* which is the preferable behavior when both fields are present, but their values differ. E.g.: http://listserver.dreamhost.com/pipermail/balug-announce-balug.org/2005-May/... vs. http://bad.debian.net/list/2005-May/002860.html ... in both cases the items were sent to the list with Reply-to: as shows in the BAD archive, and From: as show in the BALUG archive.
*debatable as in - if they're both the same person/entity, showing the Reply-to: value probaly makes more sense. But if they are quite distinct, showing the From: would probably make more sense (as the archived item, showing only one, and without the header, seems to imply a sense of who/what the item is from, rather than where replies should go - particularly if the intent is to send replies to a distinct entity) ... differentiating between the two cases highly reliably would be sufficiently challenging for wetware, and likely infeasable to implement in a highly reliable manner in software.
reference excerpts (yes, (semi-)random snippage may occur):
Quoting @wellsfargo.com:
... and stuff ...
-----Original Message----- From: Kathryn Tate Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 11:17 PM To: @wellsfargo.com Subject: and stuff....
You did a great job of describing LVM,
Question: It is my responsibility to post a summation of your lecture on our website. Are you also providing material for the website?
Please advise, Kathryn