9 thoughts on “Albemarle Historical Markers”

  1. I am a history buff, so this link is very useful to me. Thanks, Waldo. Also, I noticed that I am getting a lot of DNS errors in trying waldo-jaquith.org and cville news contact links.

    Just thought you would like to know. By the way, this is Mark from Cumberland County; I wanted to let you know that I was elected Chairman for the county committee. Now starts the fun……

    Mark

  2. Also, I noticed that I am getting a lot of DNS errors in trying waldo-jaquith.org and cville news contact links.

    I’m moving waldo.jaquith.org to a new server this evening, if the good Lord’s willing and the power lines don’t fall. :)

    Congrats on your victory, Mark! It’s a lot of work being chair. I wish you luck.

  3. What a night to do this….. also, I never got a chance to congratulate you on your marriage this year. We met at the Blogger’s Summit. I was sitting at your table, and I never did find the after-summit location in c’ville. :)

    Some time maybe we can tip one or two, if you are in the mood……maybe pick your brain on a few subjects.

    Happy Holidays to you and your wife Amber. (is that right? geez I hope so)

    Have a good night.

    Mark

  4. Waldo wrote:

    Every marker is mapped, photographed, and transcribed. Very cool!

    I think – Yes every marker is Mapped. But not everyone is photographed or transcribed. The ones in the Scottsville area were not, nor a few other areas.

    But still it is a very cool website. Thanks for pointing it out.

  5. Nope — once you write it, you own it. :) I’ve run discussion boards in the past on which editing of comments was permitted, and it never went well. I think there’s a great deal of benefit in having uneditable comments — it forces people to be more cautious (read as: polite) in their conversation.

  6. Yeah, that makes sense. :)

    Though an in-between position that I think might be worthy of consideration would be allowing comments to be editable for 5-10 minutes after they are posted, allowing for overlooked typos, etc. to be remedied. :)

    – h.

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