[RAS] [RePEc-run] Fwd: Have the latest redif.spec

['Christian Zimmermann']

On Wed, 29 Feb 2012, Sune Karlsson wrote:

> Thomas Krichel skrev 2012-02-29 19:07:
>>
>>     Ivan Kurmanov writes
>> 
>> >  I am sorry, this is partially my fault. I wrote an email about that back 
>> >  in
>> >  November 2011 to RePEc-run, but it had not reached anyone (since my 
>> >  email
>> >  address was not subscribed). And I didn't realize it had not reached 
>> >  anyone.
>>
>>     My fault for discarding messages from non-members.
>
> Shit happens, all that is water under the bridge...
>
>> 
>> >  It is difficult to ensure now that all the person templates are 
>> >  displaying
>> >  affiliations consistently. It would mean regenerate the templates for
>> >  everyone, which is slow and expensive in CPU time.
>>
>>     But not as expensives as Sune's time.
>
> My time is scarce but not as expensive as I'd like. Never the less, it would 
> be really good to have the templates regenerated. Fixing the bugs in the 
> system must, of course, have priority. But after that, please!
>

There are competing interests. I have adapted my code and would have to 
readapt for a reversal (one cannot completely roll back, as the workplace 
shares and deceased fields are new anyway).

> /Sune
>
>> 
>> >  We can remove the arrows in the Workplace-Name.
>>
>>     I suspect this would be a good idea.
>>
>>     In any case, I don't have much of any opinion on the structure of
>>     the data, but I suggest the proponents of change make sure we have
>>     the redif documentation updated.
>>
>>  http://openlib.org/acmes/root/docu/redif_1.html
>>
>>     Send me a changed version or let me know where one can be found.
>> 
>>
>>     Cheers,
>>
>>     Thomas Krichel                    http://openlib.org/home/krichel
>>                                         http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
>>                                                  skype: thomaskrichel
>>
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