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Last week, I asked for input for a Vancouver area market report.
I've received all sorts of replies, and I'll be summarizing them as soon
as
I finish my current moonlighting project later this week.
Meanwhile, a thought struck me:
If we could get some volunteers to write brief bi-monthly summaries of
conditions in their areas, then the results might be a real benefit to
list subscribers. They might even be worth posting on the list web-site,
if Eric and Deborah are interested.
Any volunteers? I'll gladly help to organize, as well as doing the BC
report.
--
Bruce Byfield, Outlaw Communications
Co-ordinator ,Vancouver Technical Communicators' Co-op List
Vancouver, BC, Canada
(604) 421-7189 or 687-2133
bbyfield -at- axionet,com or bruce -at- dataphile-ca -dot- com
www.outlawcommunications.com (update 8 June, 1998)
"Sing Oak, and Ash and Thorn,
All of a midsummer's morn,
Surely we sing of no little thing,
In Oak and Ash and Thorn!"
- Rudyard Kipling
