Re: Spanish Dancer Research Paper
July 29, 2006
From: Molly Ogden
Concerning message #9752:
Hello, Its Molly Ogden again, Its been three years since I wrote that message, so could you please take it off the internet?
Thanks
Molly
punkerchik9@hotmail.com
Ogden M., 2006 (Jul 29) Re: Spanish Dancer Research Paper. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/17128Dear Molly,
The purpose of the Forum is to build up a store of information on sea slugs by keeping the contributions people make so it is available for future use. This means that the Fact Sheets are only a starting point for information. For example, if you want to know about the Spanish Dancer you don't just look at the Fact Sheet, you also look through the messages that have accumulated on that species. If you are lucky, someone will have already asked the question you are interested in, and received a useful answer. People's views on a topic, and identifications, may change over time, so the Forum is also an historical record of changing views and ideas.
More importantly, a lot of time has been spent by me and others providing observations and answers. These answers were not just for the person who asked the question, but for anyone who would like to know. If I remove them, I might as well have sent you a private email, which negates the whole value of the world wide web to share and disseminate information. Your 3 year old message is still on the Forum, not because I haven't got around to getting rid of 'out of date' messages, but because I don't plan to delete them. The Forum is not part of our 'throw away society' - all messages on the Forum are valuable, no matter how old they are.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman
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