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Hi Kelly, Great job - I really like your organization of the topic and the sections that you've developed so far. I too am going to echo previous comments and suggest that you broaden your scope to include some faith based archives outside of North America. As mentioned, hyperlinking would enhance your wiki but I'm sure you were planning on this. In terms of your sections, you may want to consider amalgamating the 'Case Studies' Section and the "Contemporary Issues" section which currently includes 'legal case studies' as a subsection. If you want to keep a contemporary issues section on its own then you may want to move the 'legal case studies' subsection into the 'Case Studies' area. Up to you though - it does seems like there is some overlap in these subject areas at moment which you may want to re-organize somehow. Look forward to reading more!

Hi Kaitlin,

Thanks for the feedback. I've been working on the organization of my wiki. "Legal Issues" was a poorly worded place holder on my part. I've moved my discussion about non-traditional communities to contemporary issues and placed a more specific place holder for the section I'm currently writing (First Nations). Hopefully this will provide better organization.

Kelly

Hi Kelly, Your wiki has come along really nicely! I like how you've re-organized it and it looks great. Looking forward to seeing the First Nations section when it is complete. To echo a previous comment, I would recommend expanding your discussion on privacy issues as it seems to be such a key challenge for faith-based archives, but I understand that this may be a challenge in terms of finding material. I would also recommend linking the privacy wiki to this page since privacy is such an important issue. Also, I would recommend maybe stating in your overview that while you examine a range of faith-based archives, you geographically limit your wiki to faith -based archives in North-America and the U.K. A small thing I noticed while reading through (more out of interest than anything else), where in Nova Scotia is the Shambhala Archives?

Hi Kaitlin

Thanks for feedback. I've added the smaller suggestions you pointed out. I also added a bit more to the privacy section as well. It could stand to be longer but there's not a lot out there.

Kelly