Thanks for spearheading this effort, it would be great if the Engine could be built. As for the documents, your post gives the impression that it was mostly ab

Thanks for spearheading this effort, it would be great if the Engine could be built. As for the documents, your post gives the impression that it was mostly about bandwidth, i.e. "but the museum needs just a little more time before they can cope with a flood of inquiries". While I fully agree that the best way to put it out is a nicely designed web page giving all the historical context and interpretations, well, "better is the enemy of good", these things are always low on the priority list for cash-strapped organizations. If they can't create such a site then nobody will have access to them. I don't quite like this all or nothing approach of such institutions.