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I've just been speed reading some of the replies that came last week, whilst I was on leave. I wondered if the use of our thesauri, (including the Event Types thesaurus) for indexing/tagging reports was raised or if their use was/is assumed? Apologies if I'm raising a point that has already been made, the response seemed quite encouraging.

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My thanks to all of you who contributed to last weeks discussion of the proposed grey literature standard, or who listened in and posted their thoughts to me off-line. Thanks also to Kieron and Emma at FISH for the use of their online forum. I would now like to close discussion here. Needless to say if anyone would like to make further comment, they can contact me at the address below.

The messages posted will be accessible online, for the the next few years at least, in the JISCmail system. You can view that most conveniently by visiting www.fish-forum.info and using the 'Recent discussion' link. From there you will be able to search for messages in August 2010, or use 'HEGEL' as a search term.

As I mentioned last week, I will take back a summary of responses here to the stakeholder group. Once they have all had their opportunity to comment, in mid-September, English Heritage will take a decision on where to commit resources for this initiative. I'll report back to this list later in the year.