to my fellow archivist Arel in Prescott>
Yea but they can wait for me but I will violate the hell out of them with my
walking stick!
Question were you in Prescott in the early 70's? We are doing a history
project on TelePrompTer cable that had a cable head operation up there.
Also interested in hearing from St. Petersberg/gulfport Fla. and other
TelePrompTer offices locations...
Need sales lit, brochures, documents tapes old equipment etc etc.
many thanks Ed Sharpe archivist for SMECC
> Subj:Re: Question Re: frappr map
> Date:8/30/2006 8:18:58 PM US Mountain Standard Time
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>
>
> Many academic institutions have taken photos, email addresses and even staff
> directories off their Web sites to try to forestall privacy problems for
> their staff. Someone could conceivably target a professional by identifying
> them arriving at or leaving their institution by their photo, even if the
> target has remembered to take off their name tag.
>
> The "younger generation" seems not to be too concerned about privacy issues,
> even posting photos that they might later regret if they find themselves in
> more conservative frames. As archivists/historians working with valuable
> documents, we could conceivably be the focus of criminal schemes involving
> hostage-taking, being followed to our homes, whatever. Perhaps I'm being
> too paranoid, but if I am then the personnel or legal department or whoever
> is taking the photos and email addresses off Web sites are too.
>
> We have compromised our privacy to some extent just by exposing ourselves on
> this public listserv.
>
> Arel Lucas, C.A.
> Archives/Special Collections Librarian
> Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
> Prescott Campus
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> Subject: Question Re: frappr map
>
> I was debating whether or not to include myself on the Frappr
> Archivists page, as my job series is historian but I also serve as a
> consultant within my agency on archival matters. (I'm the only one at
> GAO who once worked as an archivist at NARA, blah blah blah.) And I
> noticed at least one person who listed herself as an historian and
> archivist (great photo in period costume, BTW.) At any rate, I'm
> mulling this over, it would be a stretch if I did it so I might not.
> But that's not really my question. The question is about photos.
>
> I love some of the pix that people posted on the Archivists and on the
> Recmgmt Frappr sites. Some posted nice portraits, others posted some
> great pix from their younger days, service in military, having fun on
> social occasions, etc. I love seeing some of the lighthearted stuff.
> Interesting to see how people did or did not match up with how I had
> pictured them from the way they wrote stuff, LOL.
>
> OK, so my question is . . . . I'm of the older generation that never
> has used Facebook, MySpace, etc. I'm not used to the idea of posting
> pix on the web. I have a few black and white photos posted in a
> memorial album to my sister posted on http://www.classmates.com under
> my high school but of course that only is visible to registered users.
> But that's it, except for my author photo on HNS. (Actually, in doing
> a Yahoo Image search right now, I was pleasantly surprised to see an
> image of a finding aid I worked on as a relatively newbie archivist
> around 1978. This is something I as a NARA employee but while doing a
> detail assignment to the Library of Congress Manuscript Division. LC
> was VERY nice to credit my work on what was a NARA cross training
> assignment, I had no idea they did that until just now.)
>
> Does anyone see a downside to posting pix on Frappr? Posting the type
> of photos that I've seen on the Archivists and Recmgmt sites seems
> pretty "low risk" to me. (Of course, even on a Listserv, you never
> know what someone is going to do with thoughts you put out there, I've
> been blindsided a couple of times. Not in a way that harmed me, but
> there were some things that happened that surprised and disappointed
> me.) I tried a Yahoo search and a Google image search to see if the
> images you've posted on Frappr come up in a search in either search
> engine and they aren't picked up there. However, Frappr is a site
> where anyone can see pix posted there.
>
> Probably just a generational thing but since I'm an old fuddy duddy who
> didn't grow up with MySpace or Facebook, I thought I'd throw out the
> "risk assessment" question to the List, 'cause you're good at helping
> people sort out their thoughts!
>
> Maarja
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [log in to unmask]
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> Sent: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 10:24 AM
> Subject: Re: frappr map
>
> Thanks for reminding us again about this interesting site!
>
> I enjoyed looking at the pictures of archivists here and also of
> records managers at
> http://www.frappr.com/recmgmt
>
> As Ed said, we don't all go to many conferences so it's nice to be able
> to put faces to some of the names we see on Lists!
>
> Maarja
>
> >>> Peter Kurilecz <[log in to unmask]> 8/29/2006 9:36 PM >>>
> have you added yourself to this map? if not pls do
>
> http://www.frappr.com/usarchivists
>
> --
> Peter Kurilecz CRM CA
> Richmond, Va
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Thanks,
Ed Sharpe, Archivist for SMECC
See the Museum's Web Site at www.smecc.org
We are always looking for items to add to the museum's display and ref.
library - please advise if you have anything we can use.
Coury House / SMECC
5802 W. Palmaire Ave. Phone 623-435-1522
Glendale Az 85301 USA
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