The Directory of Lost Companies-- watch this space!

    July 2, 2007
    Nancy's blogpost earlier reminded me. Last week I got an email from our webguru saying that the long awaited ability to post the Directory of Lost Companies (currently a static HTML page at ControlGlobal.com) in the form of a user-editable Wiki is very close. Sometime in the next 60 days, we'll roll out the Directory of Lost Companies Wiki, and you can all help me edit it and ke...
    Nancy's blogpost earlier reminded me. Last week I got an email from our webguru saying that the long awaited ability to post the Directory of Lost Companies (currently a static HTML page at ControlGlobal.com) in the form of a user-editable Wiki is very close. Sometime in the next 60 days, we'll roll out the Directory of Lost Companies Wiki, and you can all help me edit it and keep it current. There are over 250 entries we're starting with, so get ready to add, or subtract, from the Wiki.

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