Post by racemochridhe on Mar 22, 2017 15:50:36 GMT
I have set up a digital archive for Deanic historical resources (primarily Madrian and pre-Bridgehead Aristasian materials at the moment). The address is www.oxfordgoddessrevivalarchive.org
The project is still in somewhat preliminary stages, but so far I have taken all the raw scans that David put up in Dropbox (as well as the scans of TCA 1 and 2 that Sister Sophia Ruth made), converted them into packaged PDFs at more manageable file sizes, and posted these. This should make it much more convenient for everyone to access them. I have reams of additional materials that I will be digitizing and/or culling from existing, but obscure, digital repositories over the coming weeks/months/years, and I will also be adding much more thorough tagging and indexing to all items, in addition to creating searchable digital transcripts for the paper documents. If anyone wants to lend a hand, let me know but, most especially, if anyone has more documents to contribute, please let me know and we can work together to get them added to the archive. I know a lot of people had issues with Dropbox, but there should be no more need to use it if material moves directly to the archive instead.
The project is still in somewhat preliminary stages, but so far I have taken all the raw scans that David put up in Dropbox (as well as the scans of TCA 1 and 2 that Sister Sophia Ruth made), converted them into packaged PDFs at more manageable file sizes, and posted these. This should make it much more convenient for everyone to access them. I have reams of additional materials that I will be digitizing and/or culling from existing, but obscure, digital repositories over the coming weeks/months/years, and I will also be adding much more thorough tagging and indexing to all items, in addition to creating searchable digital transcripts for the paper documents. If anyone wants to lend a hand, let me know but, most especially, if anyone has more documents to contribute, please let me know and we can work together to get them added to the archive. I know a lot of people had issues with Dropbox, but there should be no more need to use it if material moves directly to the archive instead.
