[Sca-cooks] Missing Florilegium files (was cookware question)

[Stefan li Rous]

James P. commented:
> First off, tried looking at the Florilegium.org but couldn’t et to the
> file. So I thought that someone might know more than me. Here goes,
> anyone ever cooked in clay pots?

I'm sorry about the Florilegium error. If folks will let me know when 
they find a missing file, especially one that shows up in the index 
files on the site, *please* let me know. Preferably by email since I 
get this list by digest and in this case I just now got to this 
message. Once I know of such an error I can usually fix it that day, 
and more likely I will get it fixed immediately. And if it is going to 
take longer I am always willing to email folks a copy of any file.

Also, please let me know the name of the file you are having problems 
with. In this case I could think of several files on pottery, but I 
believe I guessed correctly because this file had an error in the index 
file:
pottery-cookng-msg (8K) 11/21/03    Cooking in clay pots. Do and don’ts.

I left the "i" out in the cooking to make the filename file within my 
name length restrictions. Often the changes I make like that are almost 
unnoticeable. Unfortunately in this case, *I* didn't notice it when I 
was creating the index file. I have fixed and uploaded the index and 
this file is now available.

Unfortunately it is still a rather small file so I don't know how much 
help it will be to James, but I hope it will give him a start. Of 
course any additional, useful info given here to answer his questions 
will likely get added to this file in the future. :-)

It really upsets me when I find that an error such as this has existed 
in a file for several months or more without someone letting me know. 
Of course it could be that no one is interested in that file which is 
disappointing but it could also be that many people have sought the 
file and it wasn't available because of some stupid mistake of mine. 
:-( Which is worse.

Thanks for listening,
    Stefan
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THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
    Mark S. Harris           Austin, Texas          
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