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Vip Started conversation Jun 7, 2011
I just thought I'd pop over. I see you so rarely around the site, but I know you're here because you're always so prompt on the Curator threads!
Anyway, I was just wondering how you feel about the whole post-BBC h2g2 thing. Will you want to carry on with Curating? Is there anything you would love to see?
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Danny B Posted Jun 8, 2011
Hi Vip
Thanks for dropping by
To be honest, Curating is just about the only contact I have with h2g2 these days, apart from the (very) occasional reply to a thread in Ask or Science Explained. As for the post-BBC h2g2, I haven't really thought much about it (is there an smiley?) I suppose I'm just waiting to see what happens, but I simply don't have the investment in h2g2 that I used to - if this had happened maybe 5-6 years ago I think I'd have been quite heavily involved, but I've just got too many other things going on at the moment
In principle I'd like to keep my profile and hang around as a Curator in much the same way as now, but I suppose that depends exactly what form it all takes after the hand-over. If things change too much, I may decide that there are other places I'd rather be
Anyway, that all sounds a bit negative, which wasn't really the intention, so let's just say that I'll definitely be here until the hand-over, and hopefully for a long time afterwards!
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Vip Posted Jun 8, 2011
Glad to hear it! At the moment there is not an awful lot of change mooted in the way the site runs day-to-day, at least to start with, and we'll always need Curators. Just a matter of seeing how things go, really.
Real life gets all of us. It's mind boggling sometimes how much we all try to juggle.
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