Welcome! This "collection" is perhaps unique among collections at archive.org so far. Any items in this collection -- and even more importantly, the forum below -- are to assist with people who are working with their own collections on archive.org.

The archive.org engineers are constantly working to assure data preservation, and to improve the tools around the archive.org experience. And creative people like you develop some really neat ways of presenting material. This forum gives us a clearinghouse to share tips on working with collection(s) you administer.

Some of the tips & tools here will also be useful for anyone uploading items. (See, for example, Open Source Books ; Open Source Movies ; Open Source Audio -- some more how-to in the FAQ section http://www.archive.org/about/faqs.php#Uploading_Content )

How to get a collection on archive.org:

In general, your uploads are eligible to have a collection created when the number of uploaded items has reached 50 items or more.

Once you've reached the 50 item count, staff can create your collection page and grant you admin privs. Send an email to info at archive.org with the subject line starting "Collection: ". Include a brief description of your collection that you want to appear on the page. [more info]

More info at the FAQ, and in the forum posting below.

We hope you enjoy!

-The Internet Archive Team

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