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Thursday, 1 September 2011

Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes

Another bout of tweaking, this time some reorganising of the Resources section.

The links section has been a bit of a mess for a while now, so I've done some tidying up and reformatting there; any dead links should be gone now, and I've added in some more bits and pieces, but also removed some to keep the focus more tightly on Gaelic Reconstructionist Polytheism. I've decided to stick to what I know, as it were, to avoid confusion.

In the process of all that I decided to split off the pdf and .doc files into a new page:

Article Downloads

And then I decided to reorganise the Big Book List. That involved splitting off the older books into a list on its own:

Antiquarian Books

This is mainly because these are often the kinds of books that are problemmatic in one way or another, and it's unwieldy to have them lumped all together with the more reliable ones. They can still be useful but I think it's better to get a solid footing in the more modern works first.

Anyway, that's it for now...

6 comments:

  1. I notice that your link from Angelique Epstein's "War Goddess" goes to the sacred-texts.com version of Cath Maige Tuired.

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  2. Balls. I could've sworn I fixed that!

    Thanks for letting me know.

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  3. Awesome! But I notice the "Gender Aspects of the Traditional Calendar" by Gearóid Ó Crualaoich link goes to a 404 on the UCC page.

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  4. Gah! I don't know what happened there, I've changed it to a Google docs view. Thanks hon.

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  5. Looking great! There are some articles that I don't remember seeing before...did you add more? The section "Geis, Fate & Taboo" is very nice touch.

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  6. Yes, I've added ones that I've found over the years and never got round to adding before :p I found a bunch of theses available for download as well, so I added those to the list just after I made this post, I think. There are some that look really useful. I will try to keep on top of it this time!

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