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I think this can be useful for FAIR list members if nothing else, since it speeds research. - [[User:GregSmith|Greg Smith]] | I think this can be useful for FAIR list members if nothing else, since it speeds research. - [[User:GregSmith|Greg Smith]] | ||
I removed links that had at one time pointed to e-books from the University of Illinois Press. However, these books are still available through the "Way Back Machine," at, for example: | |||
http://web.archive.org/web/20020803184150/http://www.press.uillinois.edu/epub/books/walker/toc.html | |||
Should this link be made available, or might that be considered unethical, since UIP has since chosen to remove it from their site (this particular book is actually back in print again). - [[User:TrevorHolyoak|Trevor Holyoak]] | |||
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I'm concerned about links to GospeLink.com. The vast majority of readers of this wiki will not have access to them. --MikeParker 22:47, 19 Sep 2005 (EDT)
I've moved to seperate page of "quick jumps."
I think this can be useful for FAIR list members if nothing else, since it speeds research. - Greg Smith
I removed links that had at one time pointed to e-books from the University of Illinois Press. However, these books are still available through the "Way Back Machine," at, for example: http://web.archive.org/web/20020803184150/http://www.press.uillinois.edu/epub/books/walker/toc.html Should this link be made available, or might that be considered unethical, since UIP has since chosen to remove it from their site (this particular book is actually back in print again). - Trevor Holyoak