Thank you both for the heads up my dears. I had been cc'd and will likely have more to offer up opinion and attitude-wise after the weekend.

Laura lemay, Lynda Weinman Shelly Powers, Dori my era and more! I am exhausted by these huge gaps in history. Why I wonder do I feel so compelled to be remembered for hard work and contributions? Would be a nice thing but most don't care. Some believe truly believe I died in 2013

The web has about a 3 year memory span. When I stopped speaking at conferences & writing, I was “forgotten” within about 3 years. The hot new thing arrives & the tech & the people change. It’s a shame our history isn’t being well preserved. @briankardell has the same desire.

I'm with you both you both my friends you both fromI'm with you both you both my friends you both from that period of time and I had to drop out due to illness so I deeply empathize. It's not just women! Maybe some kind of professional organizations. A Wiki?

Count me in. Everything that is today’s “Shiny New Thing” is the result of some rebel saying “Let’s try it a different way.” during the period of roughly between 1995 and 2010. The web has no clue who they are because the web has the attention span of a gnat.