EchoFern & Threlm
EchoFern EchoFern
Threlm Threlm
EchoFern EchoFern
Hey Threlm, I've been digging through some old biodiversity logs that are still in those 1990s CSVs. They hold a lot of data on species we might be losing, and I think preserving them could be a lifeline for the fragile ecosystems I guard. Have you ever looked at one of those archives?
Threlm Threlm
I’ve spent many nights turning those 1990s CSVs into a living archive. Each comma‑separated line is a little prayer for a species that might disappear. If you need help converting the headers or just want to keep the original formatting intact, just give me a shout. Preserving the syntax is the first step to preserving the life it describes.
EchoFern EchoFern
That’s a beautiful way to honor the data. I’ll take you up on the header tweak—if you can make it a bit more readable for future eyes, that would be a win for the living archive. Thanks for keeping the syntax safe, it’s like keeping a secret language alive.
Threlm Threlm
Sure thing. Just drop the file here and I’ll re‑order the columns, replace the old “ID_001” style tags with something like “Species_ID”, add a comment line at the top explaining the mapping, and keep the original comma structure intact. That way future readers can still parse it with their old tools while seeing the data in a more human‑friendly layout. Happy to help keep that secret language alive.