Feasting in the Northern Oceans of Medieval Academia. Primary Sources : comments.
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It was ugliness. Sheer ugliness.
Now, however, it all goes through another office - they have the software and e-commerce thumbs-up from the U. lawyers. This year has been better for the online than last (the first year) and I expect in coming years it will have most of the registrations. There are those who are nervous about online transactions, and some who have called and admitted they don't have a regular internet connection...for those the fax, and increasingly less so the post, are the main routes.
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Not being much of a fax user myself, it hadn't occured to me that faxes might be more common than the post for sending in registrations. Of course, if I were more of a fax user, perhaps today's adventures in trying to get a fax wouldn't have happened. Who knows.