[Bell Historians] standards of research

David Bryant david at b...
Wed Nov 5 23:13:01 GMT 2003


> --- What do you do when you take the trouble to indicate mistakes on 
> websites and no action is taken, even after you have received a reply 
> stating that they are aware of the mistake/s? And what do you do when 
> towers continue to display bell details that are incorrect, even when 
> they know that they are incorrect?
> I gave up!

I've been there too, and also gave up!

David





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