Story - reader contributed stories
Ken Long Notes - articles transcribed from Kennedy Longs' notebook

More categories will be created in time as required, though hopefully we'll have enough foresight to think of them ahead of time and so avoid unnecessary renaming. :)

Case for Reincarnation - Weatherhead, Leslie D

• Listed in catalog: http://www.seattlemetaphysicallibrary.org/CatHTML/Category%2057.html
• This title available for sale: http://uk.three.ebid.net/perl/auction.cgi/1197725995-414-13

Evidence For Survival From Claimed Memories Of Former Incarnations - Stevenson, Ian

• Listed in catalog: http://www.seattlemetaphysicallibrary.org/CatHTML/Category%2057.html
• summary article about Ian Stevenson and his many publications on this theme: http://www.theosophical.org/publications/questmagazine/marapr06/algeo/index.php

Twenty Cases Suggestive of Reincarnation - Stevenson, Ian, 2nd Edition, Revised and Enlarged.

• Read online at Google Books: http://books.google.com/books?id=vIDES6VWl1MC&printsec=frontcover#PPP1,M1

-matt

So here are my (draft) promises as Site Administrator:

My job is to enable the Editors and Readers and Contributors to have a discussion and build a story together, for the benefit of all beings. Things I do here are always with that premise in mind.

After the initial framework for the site is complete, I will not edit any story page content except to add or remove elements relating to function and layout. For example I may change the look of a heading or position of an image or join broken lines in a paragraph but will not change words. If I think the content of a page should change in some respect I'll make an observation in the relevant forum discussion. On no account will I change a story's status category (e.g. draft to press-ready or vice versa). I do feel free to make content changes to pages which are not a 'story', e.g. Welcome, About this site, etc.

I will not delete anything in the forums unless it is clearly and unambiguously spam. I may move something to another publicly viewable place if it is not relevant in it's current location.

Changes to the site's behaviour, especially anything that adds or removes content not captured in another way (like the page history for example) will be publicly announced in the System forum.

Although the initiating spark which created this site is to write and publish a book, this site has an independent existence. Long after the goal is accomplished, the book published, this site will continue to operate and accept participation. At least to the best my ability resources, and circumstances allow. Should the underlying environment dissolve (e.g. the server dies, the hosting provider goes bankrupt) I'll move the content somewhere else where it will continue to be freely accessible.

Should I prove unable or unwilling to continue in the role of Site Administrator I'll hand off the reigns to someone else.

I accept, and expect, to be called on any digressions from these promises and will leave those observations intact and in public. I still feel free to defend myself of course.