Site hiatus
Sun, 08/24/2008 - 17:36 — Anonymous
Just a note to let everyone know that the site likely won’t be updated for the next few weeks. I need to submit my doctoral thesis and I’m frantically undergoing final revision. Note that the forum will of course be open, and every reader is invited to participate.
Upon I return, I have a whole raft of exciting posts planned including features on RE/Search Publications, Savoy Books, Nic Clear’s Unit 15 ar...
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