The documentation we have funded, for example for BIDS, shows what can be achieved. Nor is it good enough to suggest that it can all be left to on-line help. Finally there must be coverage of the whole community. This has two aspects. Firstly, we want to provide resources for the whole HE community.
Medieval historians are as important as particle physicists.
Equally a resource aimed at some segment of the community such as philosophers must be open and not restricted if it is to have central support. Finally, then let me turn to the specific activities we have in hand at the moment. The InterNIC Scout service is another US invention which we are considering moving to the UK again as a means of alerting and informing politicians as well as technicians to the developments which are of concern. A structure is emerging for registering gopher servers and we want again to have a clear UK focus. It is the clear intention of the JISC that the UK should be an information producer as well as a consumer nation and this will require clear structures to be managed.