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| Morwen Lagann
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| Archivist vs. Researcher vs. Contributor
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| 113.07.15 13:55
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| In case you missed my question in the channel a few minutes ago, what do you consider the difference in roles to be between the three positions? I think that it would be useful to have the difference(s) clarified so that we can more effectively organize ourselves.
-Morwen Lagann
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| Hilen Tukoss
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| Subject
| Archivist vs. Researcher vs. Contributor
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| 113.07.15 23:58
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| This is partly up to anyone interested in the Administrative division, but in these early stages we can use some rough definitions, I'm sure.
Archivists: Responsible for updating division pages, converting research materials, communications and so on into documented pages, and so on.
Researchers: People who are actively researching a particular field, either by theorizing, analyzing, or both and more.
Contributors: I included this category in case there are some who want to be involved in various divisions, but in a non-research capacity. Sponsors, organizers, and cross-divisional work (such as contributing to a research division by supplying material) could all fall under this category.
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