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</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
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</td><td>1)	Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>		Peter Cramton
</td><td>		peter@cramton.umd.edu <mailto:peter@cramton.umd.edu> 
</td><td>
</td><td>2)	How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td>"researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer", "secretary",
</td><td>"student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>	academic faculty
</td><td>
</td><td>3)	Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>	For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>	I initiated it.
</td><td>4)	Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>	For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the
</td><td>files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>	I maintain it.
</td><td>5)	Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though
</td><td>IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>		Yes
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</td><td>6)	Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>
</td><td>	It is easy to update.
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</td><td>
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</td><td>From: Noel Koethe <noel@koethe.net>
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</td><td>On Tue, 1 Jun 1999, Thomas Krichel wrote:
</td><td>
</td><td>Hallo Thomas,
</td><td>wir kennen uns doch. Du warst doch mal hier in Bonn.
</td><td>Wir haben leide rnicht alzuviel Zeit um uns um das
</td><td>Archiv zu kuemmern bzw zu pflegen. Da ende des Jahres
</td><td>der SFB zuenden geht kommen die jetzt dauern mit papern die
</td><td>hinzugefuegt werden muessen.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/bon 
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   we store files that analyse the contents of your archive.
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>       bon.rech gives an list of errors that we found in your archive.
</td><td>>   If the template has an error, it is not likely that the paper that
</td><td>>   it  describes   will be included in RePEc services like IDEAS at 
</td><td>>   http://ideas.uqam.ca or WoPEc at http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html.
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>       bon.rela is the relational control, it essentially checks the
</td><td>>   handles in your templates. For example, a paper handle
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   Handle: RePEc:bon:xyzxyx:1999-1  
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   would make no sense if you have no series
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   Handle: RePEc:bon:xyzxyx
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   defined in your bonseri.rdf file.
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>      bon.urls checks the URLs that you provide in your archive.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   All the files in ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/bon 
</td><td>>   are regularly updated, and it pays to check them from time to time.  
</td><td>>   The contents of the files should be fairly self explanatory, but do 
</td><td>>   send questions to WoPEc@netec.mcc.ac.uk if you have any.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   Second Christian Zimmermann has written a guide for archive
</td><td>>   maintainers. This is online at http://ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/maintain.html.
</td><td>>   Please have a look at that guide.  It contains many useful tricks 
</td><td>>   and tips to optimise your archive.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   Third there is an email discussion list for RePEc. It is called
</td><td>>   repec-admin. This is essentially meant for the common concerns of 
</td><td>>   archive providers. There is not a lot of traffic on the list. 
</td><td>>   To join repec-admin, send this message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>         join repec-admin FIRSTNAME LASTNAME 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   Type your own personal names instead of FIRSTNAME and	LASTNAME.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   RePEc has grown a lot in recent months. There are now over 80 archives
</td><td>>   that provide data on over 14000 downloadable papers. We would like to
</td><td>>   find out more about these archives. This is the second purpose of 
</td><td>>   this mail. I would be very grateful if you could answer the following
</td><td>>   six questions. There is no need to spend  more than 10 minutes on 
</td><td>>   answering the questions but your answer will help us to better serve
</td><td>>   you. Please reply now. 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Noel Koethe
</td><td>noel@koethe.net
</td><td>
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>Ich bin SHK ( Studentische Hilfskraft ).
</td><td>
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>Ich habe es uebernommen, weil sich keiner mehr drum gekuemmert hat.
</td><td>Hat irgendjemand mal bei prof Shaked gestartet.
</td><td>Die ganzen Fehler sind in den alten files. und das dauert ewig, bis
</td><td>man sich die ganzen 1200 files mal angeschaut hat.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>Wir haben hier eine stelle die sammelt die papers. die geben das
</td><td>ein und schicken mir die sachen .rdf aehnlich. Ich muss dann noch
</td><td>drueber gucken, ob alles angegeben ist und korregieren ( filesize ... )
</td><td>
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Glaub ich nicht auf der SFb seite steht das zwar, aber ich denke mal
</td><td>nicht.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>Hmm Geld und Zeit.:)
</td><td>ist eigentlich ok. Nur eben wir haben nicht so viel zeit um uns darum zu
</td><td>kuemmern.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>   favourite curry place. 
</td><td>
</td><td>Mach ich. Danke.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   Thanks!
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk  
</td><td>>                                     RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel     
</td><td>> 
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</td><td>Thomas:
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</td><td>Hi.  Yes, a good beer if I'm in London would be great!
</td><td>Until then, below I have filled out your form.
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</td><td>Thanks the service you're providing.
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</td><td>Lester
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</td><td>On Tue, Jun 01, 1999 at 07:59:23PM +0100, Thomas Krichel wrote:
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</td><td>:   Greetings,
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   My name is Thomas Krichel. I am a founder of RePEc, and one of its
</td><td>:   principal coordinators. RePEc is a collection of archives that provide
</td><td>:   information about research papers in Economics. Each archive has a an
</td><td>:   email address. The archive template found in the file leiarch.rdf at 
</td><td>:   the URL http://www.ingber.com/RePEc/lei/ 
</td><td>:   gives this address as the archive maintainer for the archive RePEc:lei.
</td><td>:   That is why I am sending this mail to you.
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   This mail has two purposes. First, I would like to inform you about 
</td><td>:   some facilities that may help you to maintain your archive. At  
</td><td>:    
</td><td>:   ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/lei 
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   we store files that analyse the contents of your archive.
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:       lei.rech gives an list of errors that we found in your archive.
</td><td>:   If the template has an error, it is not likely that the paper that
</td><td>:   it  describes   will be included in RePEc services like IDEAS at 
</td><td>:   http://ideas.uqam.ca or WoPEc at http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html.
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:       lei.rela is the relational control, it essentially checks the
</td><td>:   handles in your templates. For example, a paper handle
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   Handle: RePEc:lei:xyzxyx:1999-1  
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   would make no sense if you have no series
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   Handle: RePEc:lei:xyzxyx
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:   defined in your leiseri.rdf file.
</td><td>:   
</td><td>:      lei.urls checks the URLs that you provide in your archive.
</td><td>:  
</td><td>:   All the files in ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/lei 
</td><td>:   are regularly updated, and it pays to check them from time to time.  
</td><td>:   The contents of the files should be fairly self explanatory, but do 
</td><td>:   send questions to WoPEc@netec.mcc.ac.uk if you have any.
</td><td>: 
</td><td>:   Second Christian Zimmermann has written a guide for archive
</td><td>:   maintainers. This is online at http://ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/maintain.html.
</td><td>:   Please have a look at that guide.  It contains many useful tricks 
</td><td>:   and tips to optimise your archive.
</td><td>: 
</td><td>:   Third there is an email discussion list for RePEc. It is called
</td><td>:   repec-admin. This is essentially meant for the common concerns of 
</td><td>:   archive providers. There is not a lot of traffic on the list. 
</td><td>:   To join repec-admin, send this message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk 
</td><td>: 
</td><td>:         join repec-admin FIRSTNAME LASTNAME 
</td><td>: 
</td><td>:   Type your own personal names instead of FIRSTNAME and	LASTNAME.
</td><td>:  
</td><td>:   RePEc has grown a lot in recent months. There are now over 80 archives
</td><td>:   that provide data on over 14000 downloadable papers. We would like to
</td><td>:   find out more about these archives. This is the second purpose of 
</td><td>:   this mail. I would be very grateful if you could answer the following
</td><td>:   six questions. There is no need to spend  more than 10 minutes on 
</td><td>:   answering the questions but your answer will help us to better serve
</td><td>:   you. Please reply now. 
</td><td>:  
</td><td>:   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td> 
</td><td>
</td><td>Lester Ingber
</td><td>ingber@ingber.com
</td><td>
</td><td>:   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>:      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>:      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td> 
</td><td>Director of R&D
</td><td>DRW Investments LLC
</td><td>Chicago Mercantile Exchange Center
</td><td>
</td><td>:   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>:      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td> 
</td><td>Circa Sep 98 I was invited to contribute to your archive, references to
</td><td>code and reprints available in my archive.
</td><td>
</td><td>:   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>:      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>:      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>   
</td><td>I maintain the archive.  I have a patchfile I use to update my grefer
</td><td>file of publications.  This is automatically updated whenever I update
</td><td>my list of references.
</td><td>
</td><td>:   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>:      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Yes.
</td><td>
</td><td>:   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>:      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>  
</td><td>This isn't much work for me.
</td><td>
</td><td>:   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>:   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>:   favourite curry place. 
</td><td> 
</td><td>Yes, for sure.
</td><td>
</td><td>:   Thanks!
</td><td>: 
</td><td>:  
</td><td>:   Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk  
</td><td>:                                     RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel     
</td><td>
</td><td>Thanks.
</td><td>
</td><td>Lester
</td><td>
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</td><td>From: Werner Antweiler <werner@pacific.commerce.ubc.ca>
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</td><td>Subject: Re: Your RePEc archive
</td><td>To: T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk (Thomas Krichel)
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</td><td>Hello Thomas,
</td><td>
</td><td>here is some of the information you requested:
</td><td>
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>  Prof. Werner Antweiler
</td><td>  werner@economics.ca
</td><td>
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>  Academic Faculty
</td><td>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>  It was suggested to us by the maintainer of IDEAS at the Universite
</td><td>  du Quebec a Montreal, Prof. Christian Zimmermann.
</td><td>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>  The PDF files of the Canadian Journal of Economics are prepared
</td><td>  by our publisher University of Toronto Press. I look after the
</td><td>  indexing of the files through a database system and access
</td><td>  management system maintained on a local Unix server.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>   The authors publishing in the CJE are probably not fully aware of
</td><td>   this (except for the more technically-minded colleagues).  In
</td><td>   particular, the fact that the papers are indexed in RePEc is not
</td><td>   advertised.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>   At the moment, we are still struggling with simplifying the
</td><td>   process of collecting the pertinent indexing information from the 
</td><td>   publisher (including abstracts and JEL codes). Regretfully, our
</td><td>   publisher UTP has not been all that helpful, in we are considering
</td><td>   switching to another publisher.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>   favourite curry place. 
</td><td>
</td><td>  
</td><td>   Thanks for the invitation. I'm indeed passing through London
</td><td>   in two weeks on a brief trip to U Essex in Colchester, but I'll
</td><td>   have to take a rain check this time as I'm quite in a hurry.
</td><td>
</td><td>   Keep up the good work!
</td><td>
</td><td>   Best regards,
</td><td>             Werner
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>Prof. Werner Antweiler, Ph.D.
</td><td>Univ. of British Columbia / Faculty of Commerce
</td><td>2053 Main Mall, Vancouver, B.C., V6T 1Z2, Canada
</td><td>E-mail: werner@pacific.commerce.ubc.ca
</td><td>Tel: (604) 822-8484 - Fax: (604) 822-8477
</td><td>
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</td><td>From kane@Oswego.EDU Wed Jun  2 01:37:51 1999
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</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>John Kane
</td><td>kane@oswego.edu
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>
</td><td>academic faculty
</td><td>
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>I had seen information on RePEc a year or so ago and thought it would be
</td><td>an interesting option to explore.
</td><td>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>I maintain it and add data whenever we have an updated or new paper in our
</td><td>working paper series.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Yes.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>Not particularly.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>   favourite curry place. 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   Thanks!
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk  
</td><td>>                                     RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel     
</td><td>> 
</td><td>
</td><td>Keep up the good work! If there's anything I can do for help, let me know.
</td><td>
</td><td>John K.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>From u.woitek@socsci.gla.ac.uk Wed Jun  2 07:22:19 1999
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</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>From: Ulrich Woitek <u.woitek@socsci.gla.ac.uk>
</td><td>Subject: Re: Your RePEc archive
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</td><td>Hi Thomas,
</td><td>
</td><td>thanks a lot for the information!
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Ulrich Woitek; u.woitek@socsci.gla.ac.uk
</td><td> 
</td><td>>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>     "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>academic faculty
</td><td>
</td><td>>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>Francisco Moraiz contacted me (about a year ago?), and kindly helped with
</td><td>the first steps.
</td><td>
</td><td>>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>I do the maintainance. We already had an archive for electronic working
</td><td>papers; people send their papers to me and I make them available. I try to
</td><td>update the information every 3 months.
</td><td>  
</td><td>>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Yes.
</td><td>  
</td><td>>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>No, it is not difficult at all. My problem is time, because it is not the
</td><td>only thing I'm in charge of.
</td><td>  
</td><td>>  Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>  in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>  favourite curry place. 
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Thanks!
</td><td>>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk  
</td><td>>                                    RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel     
</td><td>
</td><td>Ich glaube wir haben uns in Muenchen getroffen auf dem Young Economists
</td><td>Spring Meeting 1996?
</td><td>
</td><td>See you,
</td><td>
</td><td>Ulrich
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>===========================================================================
</td><td>Ulrich Woitek
</td><td>Dept. of Economics, University of Glasgow
</td><td>Adam Smith Building, Glasgow G12 8RT
</td><td>Tel: ++0141 330 5639  Fax: ++0141 330 4940
</td><td>http://www.gla.ac.uk/Acad/PolEcon/woitek/
</td><td>PGP fingerprint 47E9 1491 830A E7EC  E36E A7E3 58E0 7799
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</td><td>From M.Pasche@wiwi.uni-jena.de Wed Jun  2 08:44:13 1999
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</td><td>Hi Thomas,
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>Dr. Markus Pasche
</td><td>m.pasche@wiwi.uni-jena.de   or
</td><td>w6pama@wiwix.uni-jena.de
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc).
</td><td>academic faculty
</td><td>(similar to assitent professor)
</td><td>
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>when i come to university of jena in 1996 there
</td><td>was no working paper series. Together with a
</td><td>professor i initiated two wp series. we opened
</td><td>an archive to make the commonity attentive to
</td><td>our papers.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>maintainer: only myself.
</td><td>update: only when a new paper is provided
</td><td>data: the authors are recommended to give me
</td><td>author's name, title, abstract, keywords, JEL,
</td><td>and eventually the Postscript/PDF file. I give
</td><td>them the current wp number, create a title page,
</td><td>update our web site and write the RePEc file.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc?
</td><td>yes (they should at least). 
</td><td>this is clearly mentioned on our web site.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>it's not difficult but takes a bit time.
</td><td>since it is a routinized job there is no need
</td><td>for further help. thanks.
</td><td> 
</td><td>
</td><td>Markus Pasche
</td><td>
</td><td>From apd@ukc.ac.uk Wed Jun  2 09:29:00 1999
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</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>From: Andy Dickerson <apd@ukc.ac.uk>
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</td><td>Thomas
</td><td>
</td><td>Thanks for the email - v useful. I'll check out the archive maintenance
</td><td>facilities later.
</td><td>
</td><td>Your questionnaire:
</td><td>
</td><td>>  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Dr Andy Dickerson, apd@ukc.ac.uk
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>     "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>I am a full-time lecturer in Economics - "academic faculty" I guess. One of
</td><td>my tasks within the department is to edit our discussion paper series, and
</td><td>disseminate the research. So I am also the "publications officer" too I guess.
</td><td>
</td><td>>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>You wrote to us some time ago when it was all beginning - and the previous
</td><td>editor of the discussion paper series did nothing about it! You then
</td><td>contacted us again, and as the new editor, I decided that it would be a
</td><td>good idea to join - especially since so many other similar institutions to
</td><td>ourselves were also members of the archive. We were also concerned about
</td><td>the increasing printing and mailing costs - we send about 250 copies of
</td><td>every discussion paper we produce worldwide. As yet, we have not reduced
</td><td>our mailing of our DPs, but given the interest that we are getting in the
</td><td>papers that we have electronically produced on the archive (we receive
</td><td>about 10 requests per week for papers which are not downloadable directly
</td><td>form the archive - either they are "old" and so I do not have them
</td><td>electronically, or the person requesting the paper cannot download it for
</td><td>some reason) - and, of coruse, our recent papers (since last year) are now
</td><td>all available to download from my ftp site. Hence, I suspect that within
</td><td>the next year, I will drastically cut our mailing to only UK institutions.
</td><td>So another advantage of RePEc has been the further dissemination of our
</td><td>research (we get regular requests from China, Philppines, India, Bangladesh
</td><td>etc etc countries where there are probably very few library copies of our
</td><td>printed DPs).
</td><td>
</td><td>>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>I receive about 20 research papers per annum from my colleagues, which I
</td><td>comment on, they revise, and then I edit to put in our standard format. I
</td><td>then send them to be printed, and at the same time, "publish" the paper on
</td><td>our archive. It is therefore available electronically a few days before we
</td><td>have printed copies to send out to our mailing list. I basically do it all
</td><td>as part of being the discussion paper editor.
</td><td>
</td><td>>From Janaury next year, we will have a new discussion paper editor - my
</td><td>term of office is coming to an end.
</td><td>
</td><td>>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Yes - and once a year I try to remind them by (i) reporting on the
</td><td>attention we receive by email for our papers - much more than when we only
</td><td>had printed copies (and sent them only to 250 institutions) (ii) remining
</td><td>them of the home page address for WoPEc.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>Not really - I can do every thing from my desk either at home or in the
</td><td>office. I edit the template file using a basic text editor (PDF), and cut
</td><td>and paste bits like the abstract from the final version of the discussion
</td><td>paper. It takes only a couple of minutes. I then update the archive, and
</td><td>copy the new version, together with the pdf version of the paper across to
</td><td>my ftp site.
</td><td>
</td><td>I am slightly concerned what happens when the new discussion paper editor
</td><td>takes over - my public ftp site where the papers are held is exclusive to
</td><td>me as far as write access is concerned. The new editor will have to set up
</td><td>his own - but then our papers will reside in two different places and I
</td><td>don't think this is allowed ... I guess I could copy all the papers from my
</td><td>site to his, and then change the ukcarch.rdf file to reflect this new
</td><td>address. But I will also have to change all the File-URL addresses in the
</td><td>file describing each paper ... global replace I guess!!
</td><td>
</td><td>Many thanks for the excellent service - 
</td><td>
</td><td>best wishes
</td><td>
</td><td>Andy
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>Andy Dickerson
</td><td>Department of Economics
</td><td>University of Kent at Canterbury
</td><td>Canterbury
</td><td>KENT CT2 7NP
</td><td>Tel: +44 1227 827438
</td><td>Fax: +44 1227 827850
</td><td>
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</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 10:59:37 +0100
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</td><td>>   RePEc has grown a lot in recent months. There are now over 80 archives
</td><td>>   that provide data on over 14000 downloadable papers. We would like to
</td><td>>   find out more about these archives. This is the second purpose of 
</td><td>>   this mail. I would be very grateful if you could answer the following
</td><td>>   six questions. There is no need to spend  more than 10 minutes on 
</td><td>>   answering the questions but your answer will help us to better serve
</td><td>>   you. Please reply now. 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Juan I. Modro=F1o
</td><td>e-mail(s): webmaster@alcib.bs.ehu.es
</td><td>              imh@alcib.bs.ehu.es
</td><td>              etpmohej@bs.ehu.es
</td><td>
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>Academic faculty. Also in charge of the computing services in my 
</td><td>department; so also doing the job of a computing officer to some 
</td><td>extent.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>Altough we knew about the existence of RePEc some time ago, 
</td><td>we didn't have the time nor the computing resources needed to 
</td><td>mantain an archive. We decided to join RePEc after a conversation 
</td><td>with a professor from other department. I think he knew about 
</td><td>RePEc just surfing around the net.
</td><td>
</td><td>The main objective is to give greater dissemination to the working 
</td><td>papers already published in our web site.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>Everyone who produces a working paper has instructions on how to 
</td><td>format the abstract in order to be included in RePEc. In addition, 
</td><td>there is a person in charge of revising these abstracts, and finally, I 
</td><td>am in charge of the technical part of mantaining the WWW/FTP 
</td><td>site, seeing the errors, why they occur, and all that.
</td><td>
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Sure!
</td><td>
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>Not really. Specially now that we know how to check errors...
</td><td>
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>   favourite curry place. 
</td><td>
</td><td>Actually, I lived in London for one year, while at LSE, 7 years ago. I 
</td><td>might also take you to my favourite indian place, if it's still open. 
</td><td>But no plans of going to London in the medium term. Thanks, 
</td><td>anyway.
</td><td>
</td><td>PD.: Don't trust too much the signature below. I am temporarily 
</td><td>away from my home university.
</td><td>
</td><td>Juan I. Modro=F1o
</td><td>at ZA-Eurolab, Universit=E4t zu K=F6ln
</td><td>
</td><td>e-mail: imh@alcib.bs.ehu.es
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</td><td>From: Frederic Udina <udina@upf.es>
</td><td>To: T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk
</td><td>Cc: sergio fernandez <sergio.fernandez@econ.upf.es>
</td><td>Subject: survey
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</td><td>  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Frederic Udina, first mantainer of the repec files in DEE-UPF (and
</td><td>replying this survey). 
</td><td>Current mantainer is Sergio Fernandez  (suport.econ@grup.upf.es)
</td><td> 
</td><td>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>     "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>Frederic Udina is professor, computer resources coordinator in the dept.
</td><td>Sergio Fernandez is computer technical suport in the dept.
</td><td>Also, some people in secretary office are involved in updating the files.
</td><td>
</td><td>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>I remember your travel to BCN. At the time you were not able to
</td><td>automatically update your database from our files, so the project was
</td><td>delayed. Some weeks later someone in my dept warned me that it was already
</td><td>working, so I contacted you and your excelent coleagues and it was all    
</td><td>quite easy. We spent some money to pay a programmer to do shell script
</td><td>that converts our file formats to yours.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>  
</td><td>Secretaries update our files. Technical staff do run a script regularly to
</td><td>update the file you download. Data come from our regular working paper
</td><td>archive.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>  
</td><td>Yes. They are happy with it.
</td><td>
</td><td>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>  
</td><td>I see no problem with it.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>  Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>  in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>  favourite curry place. 
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>The same for you in barcelona, as you already know.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td> Frederic Udina
</td><td>____________________________________________________________________
</td><td>Dept. D'Economia i Empresa          | voice: 34- 935 42 17 56/17 63
</td><td>Universitat Pompeu Fabra            |        fax:  34- 935 42 17 46
</td><td>       Ramon Trias Fargas, 25-27    |          e-mail: udina@upf.es
</td><td>       08005 Barcelona SPAIN        |  WWWeb: http://libiya.upf.es/
</td><td>____________________________________~_______________________________
</td><td> Everybody knows that the dice are loaded ...              L. Cohen
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>From ljuticm@mcmail.cis.McMaster.CA Thu Jun  3 14:53:17 1999
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</td><td>Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 09:53:29 -0400 (EDT)
</td><td>From: Malik Ljutic <ljuticm@mcmail.cis.McMaster.CA>
</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>Subject: Re: Your RePEc archive
</td><td>In-Reply-To: <199906011859.TAA17481@surrey.ac.uk>
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</td><td>
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Malik Ljutic
</td><td>ljuticm@mcmaster.ca
</td><td>
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>Data librarian/resource assistant
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>A couple of McMaster professors noticed the ideas site and suggested it to
</td><td>me.
</td><td>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>Right now, I'm the only one involved in maintaining it. I update the files
</td><td>regularly. I get the data directly from the authors or from the research
</td><td>institutes internet sites. I may hand the job down to people within the
</td><td>various research institutes.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Well, I think there are various degrees of awareness about it. Most know
</td><td>it's there. Some vaguely know it's there, but have difficulty with finding
</td><td>things on the internet. Some simply don't want to have anything to do with
</td><td>the internet.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>It's not hard to make updates. Prior to this email, it was infeasible to
</td><td>check every paper to make corrections. Posting the errors so we can
</td><td>correct them is a great idea.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>   favourite curry place. 
</td><td>
</td><td>Sounds great! Thanks for the tips. 
</td><td>
</td><td>Malik
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   Thanks!
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>   Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk  
</td><td>>                                     RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel     
</td><td>> 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>From oliver@kirchkamp.de Sat Jun  5 17:44:46 1999
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</td><td>Date: Sat,  5 Jun 1999 18:45:10 +0200 (MEST)
</td><td>From: Oliver Kirchkamp <oliver@kirchkamp.de>
</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>Subject: Your RePEc archive
</td><td>In-Reply-To: <199906011859.TAA17643@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>References: <199906011859.TAA17643@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>X-Mailer: VM 6.43 under 20.4 "Emerald" XEmacs  Lucid
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</td><td> >   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Oliver Kirchkamp, oliver@kirchkamp.de
</td><td>
</td><td> >   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td> >      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td> >      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>somewhere between academic faculty/researcher perhaps
</td><td>
</td><td> >   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td> >      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>Well, I insisted, hoping to make us famous ;-)
</td><td>
</td><td> >   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td> >      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td> >      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>We have a WWW-Submission Form that is filled in by
</td><td>authors. (http://www.sfb504.uni-mannheim.de/submit) The form generates
</td><td>a temporary entry a database as well as a mail to one of several
</td><td>senior professors (selected in the form) who has to sign it. This
</td><td>signed piece of paper goes to our secretary who then uses a different
</td><td>WWW form to shift the submitted paper to the working paper archive
</td><td>(http://www.sfb504.uni-mannheim.de/publications/). From this database
</td><td>the ReDiF database is generated.
</td><td>
</td><td>Our students do most of the programming of the scripts (I do some as
</td><td>well), authors fill in the details of their papers themselves (which
</td><td>some find annoying and complain about).
</td><td>
</td><td> >   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td> >      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>I keep telling them, but my guess is, less than 30% remember ;-)
</td><td>   
</td><td> >   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td> >      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>Once the WWW scripts are written workload is relatively low.
</td><td>
</td><td>best regards
</td><td>
</td><td>Oliver
</td><td>=======
</td><td>http://www.kirchkamp.de
</td><td>SFB 504, Universitaet Mannheim, D-68131 Mannheim
</td><td>Phone: +49-621-292.1686, Fax: +49-621-292-5594
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
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</td><td>From: Brazilian Eletronic Journal of Economics <beje@decon.ufpe.br>
</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>Subject: Re: Your RePEc archive
</td><td>In-Reply-To: <199906011859.TAA17276@surrey.ac.uk>
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</td><td>Hi Thomas,
</td><td>
</td><td>Sorry for the delay. I was abroad for over a week and only now have the
</td><td>opportunity to answering you. Thanks for the clues and for the invitation.
</td><td>Sincerely,
</td><td>
</td><td>Jose Ricardo Nogueira
</td><td>The Brazilian Electronic Journal of Economics-BEJE
</td><td>Brazil
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>Jose Ricardo Nogueira, jrbn@decon.ufpe.br
</td><td>
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>academic faculty, researcher, journal editor
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>I got an emai from Christian Zimmerman suggesting to look at RePEc. He
</td><td>also constructed the BEJE's files in the format required for RePEc
</td><td>
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>We have an assistent who is in charge of take care of the archive
</td><td>
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Yes
</td><td>
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>No. It is quite straightforward.
</td><td> 
</td><td>
</td><td>
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</td><td>From: Lucia Padovani <padovani@al.unipmn.it>
</td><td>Subject: Re: Your RePEc archive
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</td><td>Dear Thomas,
</td><td>yesterday I added two new working papers to the archive that I maintain:
</td><td>http://www.al.unipmn.it/~segrsp/Fac_Scienze_Politiche_II/pubbl/RePEc/uca/
</td><td>I am joining to the mailing list for administrators. I have checked
</td><td>ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/uca
</td><td>and it seems to me that everything is all riaght (but please tell me if I
</td><td>am wrong).
</td><td>I have seen that our working paper have been announced just once. Does it
</td><td>depends on the description of the archive, on the classification indicated
</td><td>by the papers themselves, or on the choices of the responsibles of the
</td><td>mailing lists?
</td><td>
</td><td>Here are my answers to the questionnaire:
</td><td>
</td><td>>  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>Lucia Padovani; padovani@sp.al.unipmn.it
</td><td>>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>     "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>System administrator (LAN)
</td><td>>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>>Professor Carla Marchese was a subscriber of Netec mailing lists and she
</td><td>asked me to make the working papers of her Department available in the
</td><td>Repec system. The aims of our participation are to spread out the results
</td><td>of our researches and to keep in touch with other research centers.
</td><td>>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>People involved in maintaining the archive are Carla Marchese and me. As
</td><td>soon as I receive a Word or a Scientific Workplace (Latex) version of a new
</td><td>Working Paper, I convert it in Pdf format and I publish it on the WEB. Then
</td><td>I update the file whatever.rdf of Repec.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>Yes, they are aware.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>At the beginning it was difficult for me to understand how to make the
</td><td>directories; now I find it easy and it seems to me that the procedure is
</td><td>very quick to perform.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>
</td><td>Thanks!
</td><td>Lucia Padovani
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>....*....*....*....*....*....*....*....*....
</td><td>Lucia Padovani
</td><td>Collaboratore Elaborazione Dati
</td><td>Universita' del Piemonte Orientale
</td><td>Facolta' di Scienze Politiche di Alessandria
</td><td>Corso Borsalino, 50 - 15100 Alessandria
</td><td>Tel. 0131-283742; Fax. 0131-263030
</td><td>
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</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>From: mtange@econ.dk
</td><td>Subject: Re: REMINDER: Your RePEc archive
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</td><td>At 22:19 08-06-99 +0100, you wrote:
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Greetings,
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  My name is Thomas Krichel. I am a founder of RePEc, and one of its
</td><td>>  principal coordinators. RePEc is a collection of archives that provide
</td><td>>  information about research papers in Economics. Each archive has a an
</td><td>>  email address. The archive template found in the file aaharch.rdf at 
</td><td>>  the URL ftp://ftp.eco.aau.dk/RePEc/aah/ 
</td><td>>  gives this address as the archive maintainer for the archive RePEc:aah.
</td><td>>  That is why I am sending this mail to you.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  This mail has two purposes. First, I would like to inform you about 
</td><td>>  some facilities that may help you to maintain your archive. At  
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>  ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/aah 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  we store files that analyse the contents of your archive.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>      aah.rech gives an list of errors that we found in your archive.
</td><td>>  If the template has an error, it is not likely that the paper that
</td><td>>  it  describes   will be included in RePEc services like IDEAS at 
</td><td>>  http://ideas.uqam.ca or WoPEc at http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>      aah.rela is the relational control, it essentially checks the
</td><td>>  handles in your templates. For example, a paper handle
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  Handle: RePEc:aah:xyzxyx:1999-1  
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  would make no sense if you have no series
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  Handle: RePEc:aah:xyzxyx
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  defined in your aahseri.rdf file.
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>     aah.urls checks the URLs that you provide in your archive.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  All the files in ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/aah 
</td><td>>  are regularly updated, and it pays to check them from time to time.  
</td><td>>  The contents of the files should be fairly self explanatory, but do 
</td><td>>  send questions to WoPEc@netec.mcc.ac.uk if you have any.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Second Christian Zimmermann has written a guide for archive
</td><td>>  maintainers. This is online at http://ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/maintain.html.
</td><td>>  Please have a look at that guide.  It contains many useful tricks 
</td><td>>  and tips to optimise your archive.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Third there is an email discussion list for RePEc. It is called
</td><td>>  repec-admin. This is essentially meant for the common concerns of 
</td><td>>  archive providers. There is not a lot of traffic on the list. 
</td><td>>  To join repec-admin, send this message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk 
</td><td>>
</td><td>>        join repec-admin FIRSTNAME LASTNAME 
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Type your own personal names instead of FIRSTNAME and	LASTNAME.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  RePEc has grown a lot in recent months. There are now over 80 archives
</td><td>>  that provide data on over 14000 downloadable papers. We would like to
</td><td>>  find out more about these archives. This is the second purpose of 
</td><td>>  this mail. I would be very grateful if you could answer the following
</td><td>>  six questions. There is no need to spend  more than 10 minutes on 
</td><td>>  answering the questions but your answer will help us to better serve
</td><td>>  you. Please reply now. 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>     "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>  in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>  favourite curry place. 
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Thanks!
</td><td>>
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk  
</td><td>>                                    RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel     
</td><td>>
</td><td>
</td><td>Dear Thomas Krichel,
</td><td>
</td><td>Here are the answers to your questions:
</td><td>
</td><td>1. Marianne Tange, email: mtange@econ.au.dk
</td><td>
</td><td>2. Secretary.
</td><td>
</td><td>3. Our Head of the Institute, Svend Hylleberg, asked me to find out how to
</td><td>join RePEc.
</td><td>
</td><td>4. I am maintaining the archive, but when I have some questions or problems
</td><td>I contact Jens Asschenfeld with whom you have been corresponding. Actually,
</td><td>he came to my office some weeks ago and told me about the 'error' facility.
</td><td>But I have not yet had the time to look at it. As for the updating of the
</td><td>archive I simply via FTP transfer the information from my own folder called
</td><td>RePEc to the RePEc archive every time a new working paper is published at
</td><td>our department, but if there is an easier way to do it please let me know.
</td><td>
</td><td>5. I think that some of our researchers are aware of it, but I could send
</td><td>everybody an email to inform them about it.
</td><td>
</td><td>6. If the updates only include to transfer information to RePEc as I have
</td><td>done up till now, I do not find it difficult.
</td><td>
</td><td>Sincerely,
</td><td> 
</td><td>Marianne Tange
</td><td>
</td><td>
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</td><td>From: Roger Crawford <roger@pc4.qeh.ox.ac.uk>
</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
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</td><td>Dear Thomas
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>Sorry for the delay.  I corrected the errors (I hope) yesterday when I
</td><td>was adding another paper.
</td><td>
</td><td>Thanks
</td><td>
</td><td>Roger
</td><td>
</td><td>--
</td><td>
</td><td>Roger Crawford
</td><td>Queen Elizabeth House
</td><td>University of Oxford
</td><td>roger.crawford@qeh.ox.ac.uk
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Thomas Krichel wrote:
</td><td>
</td><td>>   This mail has two purposes. First, I would like to inform you about 
</td><td>>   some facilities that may help you to maintain your archive. At  
</td><td>>    
</td><td>>   ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/qeh 
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>   we store files that analyse the contents of your archive.
</td><td>>   
</td><td>>       qeh.rech gives an list of errors that we found in your archive.
</td><td>>   If the template has an error, it is not likely that the paper that
</td><td>>   it  describes   will be included in RePEc services like IDEAS at 
</td><td>>   http://ideas.uqam.ca or WoPEc at http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html.
</td><td>>   
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
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</td><td>On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Thomas Krichel wrote:
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</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   Roger Crawford writes
</td><td>> > 
</td><td>> > Sorry for the delay.  I corrected the errors (I hope) yesterday when I
</td><td>> > was adding another paper.
</td><td>> > 
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   please be so kind to take a few mins to answer the
</td><td>>   questions in the mail.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>
</td><td>Ooops, sorry, missed that.
</td><td>
</td><td>1)  Roger Crawford (roger.crawford@qeh.ox.ac.uk)
</td><td>
</td><td>2)  IT Support Officer for Queen Elizabeth House (department of the
</td><td>University of Oxford dealing with Development Studies and Development
</td><td>Economics)
</td><td>
</td><td>3)  We had already put some working papers on the Web and a new member of
</td><td>the academic staff who was familiar with IDEAS, suggested we should try
</td><td>and have our papers added to the archive to increase their exposure.
</td><td>
</td><td>4)  Our archive consists a series on working papers made available on the
</td><td>web in PDF format.  The papers represent work in progress at Queen
</td><td>Elizabeth House.  The decision about which papers to make available is
</td><td>taken by a member of the academic staff.  I am responsible for turning the
</td><td>papers into PDF format and putting in the FTP archive (which  I
</td><td>maintain).
</td><td>
</td><td>5)  Yes
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>6)  The updates seem easy and straightforward (assuming I am doing them
</td><td>right).  We don't have that many papers at the present time (c 25) with
</td><td>additional papers only coming out at the rate of about 2 a month.  We do
</td><td>have a much larger working paper series which we run in conjuction with an
</td><td>Italian institution, however the administration is handled by the Italian
</td><td>side at the moment and it is not clear which of us is going to responsible
</td><td>for making these papers available on the web.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>Best wishes
</td><td>
</td><td>Roger
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
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</td><td>Dear Thomas - in reply to your email request for details:
</td><td>
</td><td>1. Rachel Cameron at R.Cameron@hw.ac.uk
</td><td>2. publications officer
</td><td>3. Our RePEc archive was initiated by Alan Bevan - a CERT research 
</td><td>assistant, who found the archive whilst researching a subject and 
</td><td>passed on the details to me of how to set it up after he had some 
</td><td>discussion with yourself(?).
</td><td>4. The archive is maintained by me - whenever I produce a CERT 
</td><td>discussion paper, I then format it for our own discussion paper 
</td><td>archive and then update the RePEc file on the ftp server. I also send 
</td><td>all papers and abstracts to the SSRN network.
</td><td>
</td><td>5. Probably individual authors of our dps are not aware of the other 
</td><td>benefits of putting their paper on your archive. If you had any 
</td><td>promotional material I could distribute that to them whenever I issue 
</td><td>a dp?
</td><td>
</td><td>6. Now that the system has been set up, I find the updates very 
</td><td>simple - there are probably still some hitches to iron out in how the 
</td><td>abstracts are formatted but I think we sorted out the major one at 
</td><td>the beginning.
</td><td>
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</td><td>On Tue, 1 Jun 1999, Johanne Perron wrote:
</td><td>
</td><td>> >  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>Pierre Gilbert 
</td><td>pgil@ecn.ulaval.ca 
</td><td>
</td><td>> >  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>> >     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>> >     "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>Student
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>> >  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>> >     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>Me, we were looking for a new way to organize working papers on our
</td><td>website. RePEc give us what we wanted: an easy way to add working papers,
</td><td>to sort them by author, by year or by subject, etc.
</td><td>
</td><td>> >  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>> >     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>> >     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>Johanne Perron, documentalist, receive working papers from faculty and
</td><td>fill a form to create a .rdf file.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>> >  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>> >     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Probably. But I'm not sure many think to use IDEAS to search for recent
</td><td>research.
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>> >  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>> >     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>I leave the department this summer. Johanne Perron will maintain the
</td><td>archive but have little technical knowledge.
</td><td>
</td><td>A suggestion. I know that you're not directly in charge of IDEAS, but I
</td><td>would suggest a new search engine. 
</td><td>
</td><td>I find Excite not really useful for some specific requests. It's not easy
</td><td>to look for papers published exclusively after 1995...
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>HAve a good day,
</td><td>
</td><td>Pierre Gilbert
</td><td>Département d'économique
</td><td>Université Laval
</td><td>
</td><td>pgil@ecn.ulaval.ca
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>From info@shazam.econ.ubc.ca Wed Jun  9 21:21:51 1999
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</td><td>Hi Thomas,
</td><td>
</td><td>Thanks for your email reminder!  My apologies for not replying sooner.
</td><td>
</td><td>I have corrected the error that was listed in the shz.rech file.  Thank you
</td><td>for notifying me.
</td><td>
</td><td>In response to your questions:
</td><td>
</td><td>1.  Donna Wong, donna.wong@ubc.ca
</td><td>
</td><td>2.  Econometrics Analyst
</td><td>
</td><td>3.  The archive was brought to our attention by Christian Zimmermann.  We
</td><td>visited
</td><td>     the archive site and we thought adding SHAZAM files to the site would be
</td><td>a
</td><td>     great idea.  Thus, we are on board now.
</td><td>
</td><td>4.  The archive was created by me with Christian's help.  The files do not get
</td><td>updated
</td><td>     regularly as these files contain programming examples utilizing the
</td><td>SHAZAM
</td><td>     econometrics computer program.  These same examples can be found in the
</td><td>     SHAZAM User's Reference Manual Version 8.0.
</td><td>
</td><td>5.  Yes, the software developer, Kenneth J. White, approved our listing with
</td><td>RePEc archive.
</td><td>
</td><td>6.  I have not yet made any updates to the archive but I don't anticipate it
</td><td>would be
</td><td>     a problem.  I just have to remember where things are stored and how the
</td><td>update
</td><td>     and/or errors need to be corrected.  I have seemed to correct the error
</td><td>without any
</td><td>     problems.
</td><td>
</td><td>Thanks for the kind offer!  I will let you know if I make it to London.
</td><td>
</td><td>Cheers,
</td><td>  Donna
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>Thomas Krichel wrote:
</td><td>
</td><td>>   Greetings,
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   My name is Thomas Krichel. I am a founder of RePEc, and one of its
</td><td>>   principal coordinators. RePEc is a collection of archives that provide
</td><td>>   information about research papers in Economics. Each archive has a an
</td><td>>   email address. The archive template found in the file shzarch.rdf at
</td><td>>   the URL http://shazam.econ.ubc.ca/~info/shz
</td><td>>   gives this address as the archive maintainer for the archive RePEc:shz.
</td><td>>   That is why I am sending this mail to you.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   This mail has two purposes. First, I would like to inform you about
</td><td>>   some facilities that may help you to maintain your archive. At
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/shz
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   we store files that analyse the contents of your archive.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>       shz.rech gives an list of errors that we found in your archive.
</td><td>>   If the template has an error, it is not likely that the paper that
</td><td>>   it  describes   will be included in RePEc services like IDEAS at
</td><td>>   http://ideas.uqam.ca or WoPEc at http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>       shz.rela is the relational control, it essentially checks the
</td><td>>   handles in your templates. For example, a paper handle
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Handle: RePEc:shz:xyzxyx:1999-1
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   would make no sense if you have no series
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Handle: RePEc:shz:xyzxyx
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   defined in your shzseri.rdf file.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>      shz.urls checks the URLs that you provide in your archive.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   All the files in ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/shz
</td><td>>   are regularly updated, and it pays to check them from time to time.
</td><td>>   The contents of the files should be fairly self explanatory, but do
</td><td>>   send questions to WoPEc@netec.mcc.ac.uk if you have any.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Second Christian Zimmermann has written a guide for archive
</td><td>>   maintainers. This is online at http://ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/maintain.html.
</td><td>>   Please have a look at that guide.  It contains many useful tricks
</td><td>>   and tips to optimise your archive.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Third there is an email discussion list for RePEc. It is called
</td><td>>   repec-admin. This is essentially meant for the common concerns of
</td><td>>   archive providers. There is not a lot of traffic on the list.
</td><td>>   To join repec-admin, send this message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk
</td><td>>
</td><td>>         join repec-admin FIRSTNAME LASTNAME
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Type your own personal names instead of FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   RePEc has grown a lot in recent months. There are now over 80 archives
</td><td>>   that provide data on over 14000 downloadable papers. We would like to
</td><td>>   find out more about these archives. This is the second purpose of
</td><td>>   this mail. I would be very grateful if you could answer the following
</td><td>>   six questions. There is no need to spend  more than 10 minutes on
</td><td>>   answering the questions but your answer will help us to better serve
</td><td>>   you. Please reply now.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc).
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc?
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my
</td><td>>   favourite curry place.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Thanks!
</td><td>>
</td><td>>
</td><td>>   Thomas Krichel                        http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk
</td><td>>                                     RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel
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</td><td>Hi Thomas,
</td><td><p>Thanks for your email reminder!&nbsp; My apologies for not replying
</td><td>sooner.
</td><td><p>I have corrected the error that was listed in the shz.rech file.&nbsp;
</td><td>Thank you
</td><td><br>for notifying me.
</td><td><p>In response to your questions:
</td><td><p>1.&nbsp; Donna Wong, donna.wong@ubc.ca
</td><td><p>2.&nbsp; Econometrics Analyst
</td><td><p>3.&nbsp; The archive was brought to our attention by Christian Zimmermann.&nbsp;
</td><td>We visited
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; the archive site and we thought adding SHAZAM
</td><td>files to the site would be a
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; great idea.&nbsp; Thus, we are on board now.
</td><td><p>4.&nbsp; The archive was created by me with Christian's help.&nbsp;
</td><td>The files do not get updated
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; regularly as these files contain programming
</td><td>examples utilizing the SHAZAM
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; econometrics computer program.&nbsp; These
</td><td>same examples can be found in the
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <i>SHAZAM User's Reference Manual Version
</td><td>8.0</i>.
</td><td><p>5.&nbsp; Yes, the software developer, Kenneth J. White, approved our
</td><td>listing with RePEc archive.
</td><td><p>6.&nbsp; I have not yet made any updates to the archive but I don't
</td><td>anticipate it would be
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; a problem.&nbsp; I just have to remember where
</td><td>things are stored and how the update
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; and/or errors need to be corrected.&nbsp;
</td><td>I have seemed to correct the error without any
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; problems.
</td><td><p>Thanks for the kind offer!&nbsp; I will let you know if I make it to
</td><td>London.
</td><td><p>Cheers,
</td><td><br>&nbsp; Donna
</td><td><br>&nbsp;
</td><td><br>&nbsp;
</td><td><p>Thomas Krichel wrote:
</td><td><blockquote TYPE=CITE>&nbsp; Greetings,
</td><td><p>&nbsp; My name is Thomas Krichel. I am a founder of RePEc, and one of
</td><td>its
</td><td><br>&nbsp; principal coordinators. RePEc is a collection of archives that
</td><td>provide
</td><td><br>&nbsp; information about research papers in Economics. Each archive
</td><td>has a an
</td><td><br>&nbsp; email address. The archive template found in the file shzarch.rdf
</td><td>at
</td><td><br>&nbsp; the URL <a href="http://shazam.econ.ubc.ca/~info/shz">http://shazam.econ.ubc.ca/~info/shz</a>
</td><td><br>&nbsp; gives this address as the archive maintainer for the archive
</td><td>RePEc:shz.
</td><td><br>&nbsp; That is why I am sending this mail to you.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; This mail has two purposes. First, I would like to inform you
</td><td>about
</td><td><br>&nbsp; some facilities that may help you to maintain your archive.
</td><td>At
</td><td><p>&nbsp; <a href="ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/shz">ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/shz</a>
</td><td><p>&nbsp; we store files that analyse the contents of your archive.
</td><td><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; shz.rech gives an list of errors that
</td><td>we found in your archive.
</td><td><br>&nbsp; If the template has an error, it is not likely that the paper
</td><td>that
</td><td><br>&nbsp; it&nbsp; describes&nbsp;&nbsp; will be included in RePEc services
</td><td>like IDEAS at
</td><td><br>&nbsp; <a href="http://ideas.uqam.ca">http://ideas.uqam.ca</a> or WoPEc
</td><td>at <a href="http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html">http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc.html</a>.
</td><td><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; shz.rela is the relational control, it
</td><td>essentially checks the
</td><td><br>&nbsp; handles in your templates. For example, a paper handle
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Handle: RePEc:shz:xyzxyx:1999-1
</td><td><p>&nbsp; would make no sense if you have no series
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Handle: RePEc:shz:xyzxyx
</td><td><p>&nbsp; defined in your shzseri.rdf file.
</td><td><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; shz.urls checks the URLs that you provide in
</td><td>your archive.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; All the files in <a href="ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/shz">ftp://netec.mcc.ac.uk/pub/RePEc/help/shz</a>
</td><td><br>&nbsp; are regularly updated, and it pays to check them from time to
</td><td>time.
</td><td><br>&nbsp; The contents of the files should be fairly self explanatory,
</td><td>but do
</td><td><br>&nbsp; send questions to WoPEc@netec.mcc.ac.uk if you have any.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Second Christian Zimmermann has written a guide for archive
</td><td><br>&nbsp; maintainers. This is online at <a href="http://ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/maintain.html">http://ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/maintain.html</a>.
</td><td><br>&nbsp; Please have a look at that guide.&nbsp; It contains many useful
</td><td>tricks
</td><td><br>&nbsp; and tips to optimise your archive.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Third there is an email discussion list for RePEc. It is called
</td><td><br>&nbsp; repec-admin. This is essentially meant for the common concerns
</td><td>of
</td><td><br>&nbsp; archive providers. There is not a lot of traffic on the list.
</td><td><br>&nbsp; To join repec-admin, send this message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk
</td><td><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; join repec-admin FIRSTNAME
</td><td>LASTNAME
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Type your own personal names instead of FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; RePEc has grown a lot in recent months. There are now over 80
</td><td>archives
</td><td><br>&nbsp; that provide data on over 14000 downloadable papers. We would
</td><td>like to
</td><td><br>&nbsp; find out more about these archives. This is the second purpose
</td><td>of
</td><td><br>&nbsp; this mail. I would be very grateful if you could answer the
</td><td>following
</td><td><br>&nbsp; six questions. There is no need to spend&nbsp; more than 10
</td><td>minutes on
</td><td><br>&nbsp; answering the questions but your answer will help us to better
</td><td>serve
</td><td><br>&nbsp; you. Please reply now.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; 1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; 2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "researcher", "computing officer", "publications
</td><td>officer",
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "secretary", "student" etc).
</td><td><p>&nbsp; 3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; For example: who had the idea, why did you
</td><td>open the archive...
</td><td><p>&nbsp; 4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; For example: who is involved in maintaining
</td><td>it, do you update the
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td><p>&nbsp; 5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated
</td><td>though
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc?
</td><td><p>&nbsp; 6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; What could we do to help you?
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know
</td><td><br>&nbsp; in&nbsp; advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or
</td><td>to my
</td><td><br>&nbsp; favourite curry place.
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Thanks!
</td><td><br>&nbsp;
</td><td><p>&nbsp; Thomas Krichel&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
</td><td><a href="http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk">http://gretel.econ.surrey.ac.uk</a>
</td><td><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
</td><td>RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel</blockquote>
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</td><td>From peters@chass.utoronto.ca Thu Jun 10 00:42:17 1999
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</td><td>Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 19:46:38 -0400
</td><td>From: "M. Peters" <peters@chass.utoronto.ca>
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</td><td>Thanks, the error notice is really helpful.
</td><td>1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td> mike peters, peters@chass.utoronto.ca
</td><td>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>     "secretary", "student" etc).
</td><td>faculty
</td><td>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>Christian Zimmerman asked me to create an archive
</td><td>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the
</td><td>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>I converted our existing working paper archive to the repec format.  The
</td><td>format is good so I am planning to convert our web submission software
</td><td>to use repec, so it will be updated whenever someone adds a working
</td><td>paper - currently the updates are irregular
</td><td>
</td><td>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though
</td><td>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc?
</td><td>  yes, I have told them so.
</td><td>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?
</td><td>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td>How about a software archive, many people must have written software to
</td><td>search and display repec databases.
</td><td>m
</td><td>
</td><td>
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</td><td>Dear Mr. Krichel,
</td><td>
</td><td>I am very sorry for my delay. I haven't updated our working paper for a 
</td><td>few month, since I have been working on my thesis proposal. But I am 
</td><td>going to update it next week.
</td><td>
</td><td>Here is my reply.
</td><td>  
</td><td>>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>
</td><td>NAME: Pongsak Luangaram
</td><td>Email: ecrfq@titanic.csv.warwick.ac.uk
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty", 
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc). 
</td><td>
</td><td>I am PhD student in Economics. My job at Centre for the Study of 
</td><td>Globalisation and Regionalisation is to publicise its research.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>
</td><td>I was asked by the CSGR's web master to open the archieve.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the 
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
</td><td>I am the maintainer.
</td><td>   
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though 
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>
</td><td>Yes, they are.
</td><td>   
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?  
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>
</td><td>So far, I don't have any problem.
</td><td>   
</td><td>>   Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know 
</td><td>>   in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my 
</td><td>>   favourite curry place. 
</td><td>
</td><td>Thank you very much. 
</td><td>  
</td><td>Yours sincerely,
</td><td>Pongsak. 
</td><td>
</td><td>   1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td>  
</td><td>Michael Gail 
</td><td>gail@vwl.wiwi.uni-siegen.de     
</td><td>  
</td><td>>   2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td>>      "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>      "secretary", "student" etc).
</td><td>  
</td><td>researcher
</td><td>  
</td><td>>   3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated. 
</td><td>>      For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td>  
</td><td>Ich habe schon laenger die Suchfunktionen von REPEC genutzt, um an die 
</td><td>neuesten Paper zu kommen.  Zunaechst wollte ich nur ein
</td><td>eigenes Paper ueber Marco Catenaro, den ich in Paris kennengelernt hatte,
</td><td>ueber die University of Surrey ins Netz stellen.
</td><td>Das gab aber Probleme. Dann kam die Idee, ein eigenes Archiv in Siegen 
</td><td>aufzubauen.
</td><td>Anfangs dachte ich, dass das zu schwer sei. Das hat sich aber schnell
</td><td>geaendert. Die Dokumentation war so gut, dass es leicht aufzubauen war.
</td><td>  
</td><td>>   4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>      For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the
</td><td>>      files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>  
</td><td>Herr Dr. Andreas Wagener und ich betreuen das Archiv.  Wir geben jetzt  
</td><td>den Autoren ein Template an die Hand, dass sie selbst ausfuellen und an uns
</td><td>zuruecksenden. Wir stellen es dann nach einer kurzen Ueberpruefung ins
</td><td>Netz. Laueft gut.
</td><td>  
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>   5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though
</td><td>>      IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc? 
</td><td>  
</td><td>ich denke schon 
</td><td>  
</td><td>>   6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?
</td><td>>      What could we do to help you?
</td><td>> 
</td><td>nein. Ich sehe da bisher kein Problem. Am Anfang sind wir nicht ueberall
</td><td>richtig  
</td><td>gemirrort gewesen, wie du dich vielleicht erinnerst.
</td><td>  
</td><td>Ich hoffe, du kannst damit was anfangen.
</td><td>Kannst du mich in die liste aufnehmen (als zusaetzlichen maintainer des
</td><td>siegener archivs)? Damit ich ueber neuerungen auf dem laufenden bin.
</td><td>  
</td><td>Beste Gruesse
</td><td>  
</td><td>Michael  
</td><td>
</td><td>
</td><td>Delivery-Date: Mon, 20 Sep 1999 09:21:58 +0100
</td><td>X-Sender: jpuertolas@si.unavarra.es
</td><td>In-Reply-To: <199906011859.TAA17487@surrey.ac.uk> 
</td><td>Date: Mon, 20 Sep 1999 10:22:22 +0200
</td><td>To: Thomas Krichel <T.Krichel@surrey.ac.uk>
</td><td>From: Javier Puertolas <jpuertolas@unavarra.es>
</td><td>Subject: Re: Your RePEc archive 
</td><td>   
</td><td>>  1) Please give us your name and personal email address.
</td><td> 
</td><td>Javier Puertolas  jpuertolas@unavarra.es
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  2) How would you describe your function? ("academic faculty",
</td><td>>     "researcher", "computing officer", "publications officer",
</td><td>>     "secretary", "student" etc).
</td><td>Soy profesor en el departamento de economia
</td><td> 
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  3) Briefly describe how your RePEc archive was initiated.
</td><td>>     For example: who had the idea, why did you open the archive...
</td><td> 
</td><td>Ha sido iniciativa personal mia. Conoci WoPEc por el documento de Bill
</td><td>Goffe Resources for Economists on the Internet
</td><td> 
</td><td>>  4) Briefly describe how the archive is maintained.
</td><td>>     For example: who is involved in maintaining it, do you update the
</td><td>>     files regularly, how do you collect the data...
</td><td>
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</td><td>Nuestro personal administrativo prepara los archivos postscript y pdf y la
</td><td>plantilla rdf. Yo los reviso e incluyo en los servidores. (los rdf van a un
</td><td>UNIX del servicio informatico de la universidad, y los documentos estan en
</td><td>nuestro servidor del departamento, que es Macintosh)
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  5) Are the researchers aware that their work is disseminated though
</td><td>>     IDEAS/NEP/WoPEc etc?
</td><td>Hasta ahora no porque estabamos en fase de pruebas. Cuando este funcionando
</td><td>bien les enviare informacion sobre los servicios, y nuestra inclusion en
</td><td>ellos.
</td><td> 
</td><td>>  
</td><td>>  6) Do you find it difficult/cumbersome to make the updates?
</td><td>>     What could we do to help you?
</td><td> 
</td><td>He tenido problemas con caracteres españoles que no son ascii128, asi que 
</td><td>he optado por no usarlos. Es incorrecto en español, pero me resigno.
</td><td>> 
</td><td>>  Last not least, if you are coming to London some day let me know
</td><td>>  in  advance and I will take you out for a drink and/or to my
</td><td>>  favourite curry place.
</td><td>>
</td><td>>  Thanks!
</td><td>Gracias por vuestro trabajo, y perdón por el retraso.
</td><td> 
</td><td>Javier
