Welcome to the new Canterbury Tales Project site
- Barbara Bordalejo
- Sep 24, 2020
- 1 min read
At the CTP we are upgrading everything. We are working on putting together this website, applying for grants, and busy working on several publications we expect to bring out in the next twelve months.
These have been, for us, as well as for everyone else, trying times. We have lost the opportunity to meet in person, we have been isolated, and we are dealing with the pandemic and its related issues in the best way we can.
But for us, the isolation has also been an opportunity to redistribute our time to write articles, concentrate on our editorial work, and working on this website.
The website is something I have had pending for a long time.
I designed our old site in 2005 (and was very proud of it), but sometime after the Project's move from the University of Birmingham to the University of Saskatchewan, we stopped updating it.
The old site is being replaced with this new one, and we are currently working on rebuilding a list of resources about the CTP. For now, you can search for some of our articles (including drafts and pre-prints) at the Canterbury Tales Project Zenodo repository where we will be depositing both old and new materials.
Well written and easy to digest, which is honestly rare for a topic like this one. I've found the same thing in practice, so it was reassuring to see it spelled out here. Worth a look if you're interested — I keep a few related guides over at https://chiba-shiku.org/pages/uncx_becomes_lockup_and_vesting_partner_for_krown_network__strengthening_trust_infrastructure.html.
I appreciate that you didn't oversimplify things while still keeping it readable. What stood out to me was how you tied the smaller details back to the bigger picture. Anyone looking to take this further might find ethersfi.net a useful next read on the subject.
Clear, practical, and no nonsense — exactly what I look for when I read on this. The point about staying consistent over chasing quick wins is one more people need to hear. I touched on the same subject from a different perspective at blaze-swaps.com a little while back.