Important announcement from Paul ten Have about his EMCA News site

This message received --SaulAlbert (talk) 12:48, 29 September 2014 (CEST)

Paul sent out this message which includes a call for contributions. If you would like to find out more about how to help, check out this page on the wiki!

Dear all,

Since 1996 I have managed the website Ethno/CA News which offered
information on Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis:
http://www.paultenhave.nl/EMCA.htm 
 
For various reasons I have decided to retreat from being the only
person responsible for the site. Luckily, I have been able to form a
small team to take over my responsibility. At the moment it consists
of 4 students, Saul Albert, Elliott Hoey, Edward Holmes & Mea
Popoviciu and one post doc, Joshua Raclaw, but new members will be most welcome!
I will act for some time as an advisor of the team.

Saul Albert has designed a new format for the site, allowing team
members to add information on their own. It can be consulted at:
http://emcawiki.net/

After October 1, the current site will no longer be updated, but it
will stay online for some time. 

We are hoping that the relevant organization, notably ISCA, IIEMCA and
the EMCA section of the ASA, will decide to support the enterprise,
not only by adding links on their websites, bus also by providing some
small-scale financing. 

Comments, suggestions, offers of assistenca, etc. are welcome: mail
[at] paultenhave.nl

I do hope that the new Ethno/CA News will be as useful as the earlier
versions were.

Best, Paul ten Have