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For those who are unaware, all forum members are allowed to upload files

available for

viewing only by other members. The main article page on the CHA website has a

link to

these articles, but one must join CHA to view them.

 

The same general rules of decorum for posting also apply to uploaded files. In

addition,

uploads should be restricted to more formal articles and other types of

structured

information that are either too detailed for the forum or formatted in a way

that is only

accessible with a separate download.

 

That being said, there are no limitations on the content as long as it relates

to the practice

of chinese herbology (including acupuncture and nutrition). Use the parameters

of past

and present discussion as your guide here. There are also no limitations on

format.

However PDF and doc are most common. Html downloads will open right in the

browser.

 

Large images should not be uploaded. If you want to include large images with

text, then

put the images on another server and just upload the html. Files larger than

200 KB

should be approved by CHA first. CHA reserves the right to remove files for any

reason

(such as being off-topic, inflammatory, after a time to make room for new files,

etc.).

 

To view current files, see:

 

http://health.

 

To upload a file, go to

 

http://health./sfupld?path=/

 

The google search for " chinese herb article " brings you to the CHA library on

hit number

12; " chinese herb library " at number 10 and number 4 for " professional chinese

herb

articles " . So your article will potentially be available to thousands of your

peers who

search for such things.

 

If you upload an article, be sure to give a good concise description and also

select the

option to notify the group of an upload. Also feel free to let the group know

about your

upload with a more specific message.

 

**Please do not upload advertisements to the files section. It is not an

appropriate use of

bandwidth. It is still OK for members to make onetime announcements of

seminars,

publications or new product lines on the list as long as such announcement is

geared

towards the professional practice of chinese herbology and relevant to the topic

at hand.**

 

 

 

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