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RE: *[SPAM]* Draft Phase Identifier Report version 1

Dear David

>I have no idea if a summary is being prepared.  Steve Stein at NIST is
>the organizer of the meeting and he is the one who likely would put up a
>report.  I will pass the word along if I hear about such a report.

I would be happy to encourage Steve to prepare an early summary, even if
it were only as cursary as that of the July 2002 meeting, but would not wish
to do so without consulting you first.

Many thanks for the other points in my message you have now addressed.

Sidney


-----Original Message-----
From: phase-identifiers-bounces@iucr.org
[mailto:phase-identifiers-bounces@iucr.org]On Behalf Of David Brown
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 11:27 AM
To: A Working Group of the IUCr Commission on Crystallographic
Nomenclature
Subject: Re: *[SPAM]* Draft Phase Identifier Report version 1


Dear Sydney,

    I am planning to prepare a new version of the draft report on
chemical items for CIF in which I will incorporate all the comments
received, but one or two of your questions can be answered now for the
benefit of the group.


>I regret the earlier
>item was not noticed subsequently among the excessive quantity of spam now
>received daily.
>
I have the same problem and I would recommend that people give an
eye-catching subject in their email that will instantly identify the
message as not spam - something with the letters CIF in it for example.

> However, members may well wish to see further details
>of the results
>agreed upon during the IChI workshop at NIST in November 2003. Are these
>expected to
>become available soon?
>
I have no idea if a summary is being prepared.  Steve Stein at NIST is
the organizer of the meeting and he is the one who likely would put up a
report.  I will pass the word along if I hear about such a report.

>In reading your first draft, however, it is striking that no mention is
made of the
>proposed method(s) of implementing such a system, possibly because they
seem obvious
>to the specialist.
>
The reason for not discussing these detail is that they would need to be
worked out in conjunction with the IChI group if the crystallographic
identifier is to be incorporated into IChI.  I first want to establish
the principles, then discuss their implementation with the IChI group.
I sent a copy of this report to Steve and have had a very favourable
response.

I will address the other points in your email  in the next draft of the
report.

David

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Brockhouse Institute for Materials Research
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario
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