Our home-based volunteer project, FindersKeepers, has finally reached its goal! That means that our entire stock of catalogue lists is available online. Or to put it another way, there are no remaining archive collections with catalogue lists that you can only check by looking at a paper copy in our searchroom. Credit for this achievement … Continue reading FindersKeepers 2009-2016: job done!
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FindersKeepers: the end in sight!
When posting one of these updates, I normally say that it's not too late to join the FindersKeepers effort. But this time, I think it probably is! However, we are always going to need to improve the quality of our catalogue, so when devising a follow-up project I will do my level best to think … Continue reading FindersKeepers: the end in sight!
Fewer than 200 lists to go…
FindersKeepers: 250 more lists to process
It's actually closer to 240, thanks to the recent exertions of our wonderful team of home-based volunteers. As always, we thank you. It is not too late to join their number - to find out more, see the FindersKeepers page on this blog.
FindersKeepers: 350 catalogues to go…
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FindersKeepers: under the 400-mark
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More progress for FindersKeepers
FindersKeepers depends on the help of home-based volunteers to process archive lists so they can be put into our catalogue. To find out more about the project, see the FindersKeepers page on this blog.
FindersKeepers: under the 500-mark…
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FindersKeepers… 550 lists and counting
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Latest update on FindersKeepers progress…
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