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Contract #archaeology should not be its own main target audience.

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  • mrundkvist@archaeo.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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    mrundkvist@archaeo.social
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    Contract #archaeology should not be its own main target audience.

    Any output from contract archaeology that only interests its own practitioners is a waste of resources.

    archaeoiain@archaeo.socialA npub147fp2j606qpfysp38phhzvempt7ewsdqwm6uww9uycp6tdvavu0s5paq44@momostr.pinkN 0xtdec@infosec.exchange0 3 Replies Last reply
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    • mrundkvist@archaeo.socialM mrundkvist@archaeo.social

      Contract #archaeology should not be its own main target audience.

      Any output from contract archaeology that only interests its own practitioners is a waste of resources.

      archaeoiain@archaeo.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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      @mrundkvist I agree, but am guilty. In Australia, the problem is that the developer pays and controls the distribution of the output. They do not want contract archaeologists to find anything that the public might be interested in or it might slow down their development.

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      • mrundkvist@archaeo.socialM mrundkvist@archaeo.social

        Contract #archaeology should not be its own main target audience.

        Any output from contract archaeology that only interests its own practitioners is a waste of resources.

        npub147fp2j606qpfysp38phhzvempt7ewsdqwm6uww9uycp6tdvavu0s5paq44@momostr.pinkN This user is from outside of this forum
        npub147fp2j606qpfysp38phhzvempt7ewsdqwm6uww9uycp6tdvavu0s5paq44@momostr.pinkN This user is from outside of this forum
        npub147fp2j606qpfysp38phhzvempt7ewsdqwm6uww9uycp6tdvavu0s5paq44@momostr.pink
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        Genuinely curious, who's paying for contract archeology?
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        • mrundkvist@archaeo.socialM mrundkvist@archaeo.social

          Contract #archaeology should not be its own main target audience.

          Any output from contract archaeology that only interests its own practitioners is a waste of resources.

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          @mrundkvist I wouldn't mind a Swedish version of Time Team.

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