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Which if any parts would you like to see 2. More of?
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of?
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key while clicking on your choices)4. Within the Section reports, which do you tend to read?
5. What is your main Section?
Archaeology
Ceramics and Glass
Ethnography
Furniture and Wood
Gilding and Decorative Surfaces
Metals
Paintings
Photographic Materials
Stained Glass
Stone and Wall Paintings
Textiles
I have not specified a Section
I'm not currently a UKIC Member
6. Do you like the division of reports on a Section-by-Section basis?
Yes:
7. Do you think conference reports and book reviews should stay within
the Section reports or would they be better in the body of CN? or Better in the body of CN:
8. What changes, if any, would you like to see in the content of
those reports? 9. Do you feel the present content of CN is Too long?
Too short?
Just right?
Photographs: 10a. Are there enough? Yes:
10b. Is their quality good enough? Yes:
11. Would you welcome photographs in colour, provided the additional
cost to UKIC is modest? Yes:
12. Do you feel the style and content of CN reflects the kind
of organisation UKIC ought to be? 14. If "No", is that because you think UKIC should be different
or because just CN should be different, or both? or Just CN should be different:
or Both should be different:
15. If UKIC/CN/both should be different, how should UKIC/CN/both
be different? News coverage 16. Is the news coverage Not enough?
17. Would you like more news which is relevant but possibly tangential
to conservation, e.g. about museums, galleries, libraries and archives;
developments in government departments, e.g. DCMS, EH, Historic Scotland?
18. CN currently carries no news about paper/parchment/books (this
being the province of IPC and Society of Archivists) 19. What else would you like covered which is not? Format, presentation: 20. What if any changes would you welcome? Frequency: 21. We are thinking of combining CN and GV into a single bi-monthly
publication.
22. Please grade how useful you find Grapevine (5=very useful, 1=not
at all useful) :
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What if anything would you welcome more of or less of?
25. Please use this space for any additional comments
you wish to make on either publication
26. Are you aware that CN and GV are available
on the UKIC website? Yes:
27. Do you read CN or GV on the web? CN:
28. If you read either on the web, do you also read the printed
versions? Yes:
29. If not previously, would you now read them on the web? Yes:
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32. Would you write an item if you had something to write about?
Yes:
33. If "yes", may we approach you on occasion for a contribution?
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