Morgan wrote: > I have just signed up to this list again after several years of not > having it after a computer crash - the fact that this list is still > here testifies that the work is going forth and nothing will stop it. > > > So, the dilemma is this; do we let things slide with as little as > possible just so the work gets done, or should we try to encourage > and teach research methods so another relative would know the work > had been done already and didn't duplicate. I know my answer, but > that's just me and the way I think, it doesn't mean that it's the > right way. > > Thank you for letting me voice another opinion on this topic. > > S Morgan Boy are you in for a huge surprise of the shift. The first step, clean up the mess in the nFS. Hunt down every duplicate you can find and merge them. Find every mis-merged you can find and separate them. Ferret out the missed ordinances for the people already in the nFS. Familiarize with the new rules now governing the Temple work. David Samuelsen Salt Lake Temple District, with legs in Bountiful, Draper, Jordan River and soon Oquirrh Mountain districts.