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On 3 November 2011, Mike Taylor wrote: > In the mean time, it's hard to get excited about building software to > *restrict* access to materials, when what we all really want to do is > *improve* access. I know what you mean, but with archival material, there are lots of cases where setting up restricted access actually is an improvement: without it, there'd be no (online) access at all; the person would have to physically come to the archive and show identification to view the diary that won't be open to the public for 50 years. Bill -- William Denton Toronto, Canada http://www.miskatonic.org/