Actually, the final has been available on the web site since this morning. But I thought I’d go ahead and post it here.
I think it’s reasonably straight-forward, but of course, if you’ve got questions or want to talk about it at all here, feel free!
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I feel silly for asking, but I’m trying to find the Scott Consigny article on ereserves and it isn’t going so well for me. Is it not there anymore?
Actually, here’s a link to the post where I explain that from back in October:
http://engl505.stevendkrause.com/2010/10/24/good-news-consigny-available-online-sort-of/
Totally forgot about that, thank you!