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Thank you Stevel

Hello, nice to meet you Stevel. This is good work I have seen. Thank you very much Stevel for your efforts, they really will be valued by many, and you have identified many areas I didn't know about.

You notice I placed anchor points, added links to the contact report number and linked some of the subjects to the Meier encyclopia. Has this been ok with you?, I thought I ought to ask before assuming any further having only done A so far. To me this makes the index more appealing to be regularly used by the readers of the website because they can click and click and the experience flows better if they don't have to then bring up a new tab manually and then remember the number and find the information they were looking for. But I was going to let it settle before I linked everything. Let me know.

I will step back and allow you the space necessary to make all the various evaluations, ...for now, we speak again later.

Again great work, thank you so much I really enjoy reading.

Daniel.

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Hello Daniel. Nice to meet you too, although I think we have replied to each other's comments on here in the past unless there are several Daniels. My name is Stephan Lane.

Thank you very much for contributing to the index. It is much appreciated and in fact a relief for me as I didn't relish the prospect of doing all of that myself. What you have done is exactly what I had envisaged, so be my guest and continue. This is the first time I have created/edited Wiki pages so it started out as a mess but is now looking good. If you find any mistakes or index entries that are inappropriate in some way, feel free to modify/delete them.

My hope for this index is to not only provide another means of finding information that can sometimes be difficult to pin down with one or two search words, but to also give folk an idea of the enormity of Billy's contacts simply by browsing through.

Best regards.

Steve.

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Good. Thank you Steve, please continue with the valuable work. I remember, now I think about it, its good to be with you.

You're more familiar with the MHRA style guide for indexing than I, though I will endeavour to comprehend the regime.

Its a good way of assessing the enormity of the works. And you have presented it beautifully.

An Index is a good idea and a Contact Report Index is a good idea and I added a section to the The Pleiadian/Plejaren Contact Reports page which may need to be reworded and or moved to below the contact report listing here

Please continue with the course, with what you have begun it is valuable.

Heres some perspective: Your creating a back-end, whether you knew you were doing that or not, neutral observation, normal. With any back-end few will find and use it and its features will be outwardly mysterious and we can acknowledge that safely. The linking is important because it moves the information over and toward the audience and the bulk of the readership at the front-end. The front-end is spatially where the strong conscious is located, but only because of the volume of humans there, where the graft of the cultivation of knowledge occurs. Its important not to get lost while working within the tier that you've apparently found yourself, to loose track of the key features that are important, and loose sight of what is being worked with. Some individuals for example who have worked privately and independently in similarly connected work, assessing UFOs and Extraterrestrials have found themselves writing off entirely that either everything was from Earth or everything was not of Earth, when its really a delicate composite of both, for example. - just some technical operators general philosophy.

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Daniel Continued. Don't be dissuaded from running the course, this is just some additional info.
Forgive if already know, others may find interesting.

Theres also the The Sfath Contact Reports and The Asket Contact Reports and the Contact Statistics, there is also many gaps in the translations themselves indicated at the top by partial translation, full translation etc notice, and often a translators note is included which explains something about the translation, the whys and wherefores, history, old books, context. On some contact reports I began linking to the FIGU book store and the specific book with tiny image.

The English to German ratio often offers many additional flexibilities in English, but also there are sometimes things that are overlooked which are maintained in German. This anyway, is why the German is stacked up side by side. They also sometimes use old languages such as old german, old english, latin, old french and some various other interesting things, which translators are not always revealing but which some find quite interesting. The Plejaren have a different angle on everything, which for me this perspective is why its all interesting, for me.

I was going to say later but now is ok, probably as already known, the Contact Reports are something like a cornerstone within a cornerstone of the shear enormity of information, that individuals studying this information tend to find themselves overstepping these various boundaries in their pursuit to find the information they were looking for. FIGU Bulletins FIGU Open Letters FIGU Special Bulletins Books Booklets Articles by others Also Gaiaguys Web has always been a useful resource. Even if we don't present the information like that due to it be a mediawiki (www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting). Letters from Billy Spirit Teaching

And so the rationale behind the Meier Encyclopedia was to bring various sources together. The idea was to clump the data together into the kind of compound that the actual wikipedia usually offers, that all audiences are happy with and that many individuals have worked together on. How successful the pages are at that is at this stage questionable because of the shear enormity of data and the special slant on information only the FIGU can offer as their apparently the only ones with the overview of the facts that we have here, due to the Plejaren, Plejaren Federation, and the time we have to formulate and present the pages, so you are most welcome to add and link to these pages Steve as and when you come across information and format it like wikipedia so anyone can enjoy, access it at any level, good and thorough succinct, what and where its expected, if you want. The pages experience an evolution.

Such as say the Planets-lists all planetary bodies, planetary evolution, dark matter force, atmosphere etc, Supernatural-designed to incorporate ghosts, brain abilities, creative natural laws, invisible mesh substances, feinstoffsinnlich etc, Atlantis-designed to include most of ancient history and reveal things never seen before, The High Council-designed to include all connected aspects, interplanetary laws and regulations, why we are seldom bothered by extraterrestrials or found them for that matter, etc etc. There are many pages like this now which also cherry pick answers from the FIGU forum which clarify certain aspects.

There is also a number of independently published books such as "The Essence of the Notes 2009" which does something similar I think to what you are doing here, but have not been as thorough nor as successful as what you have done here in indexing or have done it another way using a different style, nor have had the ability to successfully link around the shop.

TJResearch is also another matter of interest. And Letters from Billy usually outward to governments or who ever may be listening.

And many things I have neglected to mention such as Special:AllPages Special:Categories and the External Links page, meiersaken is an underdog good one. And there is also archived areas of the FIGU forum from 2006 etc, where individuals have been able to decipher the 666 WUV 777 etc codes and mathematics etc, this another rare area which only few individuals ever access.

The FOM Futureofmankind website may be the largest english language, but is not exhaustive, there are many translations of contact reports that have never been moved over too, which is all a work in progress.

Thank you. Good Holiday