Many people do this (ask the list for site info), so you'd think that by now
all one has to do is search the birding-aus archives to get the information,
rather than asking again. But it seems that many people send their replies
directly rather than via the list, meaning there are a lot of requests in the
archives with few or no answers.
Try searching for "RFI Bright" for an example (although perhaps there really
were no answers).
There must have been a wealth of site information passed around like this, that
has gone no further than the original recipient. Maybe some people don't want
their favourite sites to become general knowledge, maybe they just forget to
reply to the list, or maybe they feel no one else is interested. I don't know
why it happens, but if it happened less, then the archives would be a better
resource.
Peter Shute
-----Original Message-----
From: on behalf of Paul Dodd
Sent: Tue 31/07/2007 3:19 PM
To: 'Greg'
Cc: 'Birding-aus'
Subject: resource for overseas and beginning birders
In recent times I tend to
get that information by posting a request on birding-aus and then collating
the various responses.
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