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| - | Original the Archive was paper based and maintained by the | + | Original the Archive was paper based and maintained by the Information Point (Brian Kingett), while the paper archive is still kept, once Brian stepped down and the role of Information Point was split into 3 roles. The new archivist ([http://www.quinion.com/brian/index.html Brian Quinion) moved the archive to the web. Before the archive moved to the web, IVFDF only permanent presents on the web (apart from each festivals unique website) was the friends of IVFDF website, and the Information Point website. |
| - | The first | + | The first version of the website/archive [http://old.ivfdf.org] was basically only up-datable by the archivist, it did get the content of the archive to a wider audience. The archive was then updated again to used mediawiki so other could contribute contents to the archive. |
The latest version of the archive maintained by the current archivist ([http://www.ceilidhcalling.co.uk John Brown]) is still based on mediawiki, it now allows for extra content to exist outside the archive, for example You Tube. | The latest version of the archive maintained by the current archivist ([http://www.ceilidhcalling.co.uk John Brown]) is still based on mediawiki, it now allows for extra content to exist outside the archive, for example You Tube. | ||
Original the Archive was paper based and maintained by the Information Point (Brian Kingett), while the paper archive is still kept, once Brian stepped down and the role of Information Point was split into 3 roles. The new archivist ([http://www.quinion.com/brian/index.html Brian Quinion) moved the archive to the web. Before the archive moved to the web, IVFDF only permanent presents on the web (apart from each festivals unique website) was the friends of IVFDF website, and the Information Point website.
The first version of the website/archive [1] was basically only up-datable by the archivist, it did get the content of the archive to a wider audience. The archive was then updated again to used mediawiki so other could contribute contents to the archive.
The latest version of the archive maintained by the current archivist (John Brown) is still based on mediawiki, it now allows for extra content to exist outside the archive, for example You Tube.
