Every once in a while a concern is raised about the “Arizona” site and how
to be sure that it will remain available to us all.  I have just written to
John Cropper, who has managed the site ever since Ralph Griswold died, and
here is his response:
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“The Computer Science department has not indicated any desire to remove the
archive and users of the archive can always contact me via the email address
posted on the website  ([email protected]).”
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If anyone wants to add to the collection the only requirement is an email from
the author granting permission.  Here, again, is John’s reply to that:
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“As far as the website - if an author wishes to submit a PDF of their book
for inclusion and sends me an email with their permission notice then I am
happy to include the manuscript and from now on will put a link to a copy of
their email as part of the listing so that anyone can click on the link and
see the "permission slip" associated with the document.”
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I hope that this clears up a few questions and that anyone who might like to
have a book or other material posted on the Arizona site will feel free to add
to the amazing collection already there. I will be glad to forward any
questions or comments to John Cropper. He is very helpful and prompt to
answer.

Tess Parrish (in Maine, USA, where a lovely Maine summer is in full swing)

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