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As Marek has remarked to me, and as I see has been discussed by the dept before, some of these recordings might now be beyond our reach. Then, as a separate problem, some of them are old enough that it's probably best that people not listen to them (the recording of me doing 'Minmatar Ships 102' in *2010* now contains some very out-of-date info!). On the other hand, some might be worth retaining, perhaps especially if they are broader more meta-game-y things. The page could also do with some general cleanup and copy-editing.

As Marek has remarked to me, and as I see has been discussed by the dept before, some of these recordings might now be beyond our reach. Then, as a separate problem, some of them are old enough that it's probably best that people not listen to them (the recording of me doing 'Minmatar Ships 102' in *2010* now contains some very out-of-date info!). On the other hand, some might be worth retaining, perhaps especially if they are broader more meta-game-y things. The page could also do with some general cleanup and copy-editing. (Anidien: Start categorizing listings on the page into three categories - Special Guest topics, core mechanics classes, and not-sure. Do this without listening to them, assigning them as "not-sure" if it would take a listen to assign between the other two categories. Special Guest topics should be special guest lectures that address more of the meta of the game than the core mechanics (g.e. null sec politics guest lectures). Think preserving special lecture history versus classes that simply explained the mechanics of the game as they were at the time of the recording. Don't worry about making these marks on the class library page itself - more of a tabulation outside the wiki, that we can discuss later.)

===Core teaching info pages===

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-As Marek has remarked to me, and as I see has been discussed by the dept before, some of these recordings might now be beyond our reach. Then, as a separate problem, some of them are old enough that it's probably best that people not listen to them (the recording of me doing 'Minmatar Ships 102' in *2010* now contains some very out-of-date info!). On the other hand, some might be worth retaining, perhaps especially if they are broader more meta-game-y things. The page could also do with some general cleanup and copy-editing.
+As Marek has remarked to me, and as I see has been discussed by the dept before, some of these recordings might now be beyond our reach. Then, as a separate problem, some of them are old enough that it's probably best that people not listen to them (the recording of me doing 'Minmatar Ships 102' in *2010* now contains some very out-of-date info!). On the other hand, some might be worth retaining, perhaps especially if they are broader more meta-game-y things. The page could also do with some general cleanup and copy-editing. (Anidien: Start categorizing listings on the page into three categories - Special Guest topics, core mechanics classes, and not-sure.  Do this without listening to them, assigning them as "not-sure" if it would take a listen to assign between the other two categories.  Special Guest topics should be special guest lectures that address more of the meta of the game than the core mechanics (g.e. null sec politics guest lectures).  Think preserving special lecture history versus classes that simply explained the mechanics of the game as they were at the time of the recording.  Don't worry about making these marks on the class library page itself - more of a tabulation outside the wiki, that we can discuss later.)
 ===Core teaching info pages===