I have posted a new case on the development case archives site. It was sent in by Jerry Goldman, and shows how he recommends editing cases in adobe. The case is Major Leage Baseball v. Garvey. To see it, you need to click on "view the decision" after you go to the case page. To accomplish this kind of edit, you need to have Adobe Acrobat on your computer, not just Adobe Reader. Jerry's ideas regarding editing are quite different from those expressed by others, so please look at Garvey and weigh in with your suggestions. Let me also remind everyone of the full set of issues I raised in my first e mail about this site. So far we have shared a few ideas about one of those issues - editing format. I am going to need to more information about people's preferences as to the other matters before proceeding much further. We are at the stage where we also need to solve a collective action problem if the site is to succeed. I intend to facilitate and even manage this site if there is enough response to it to make that seem useful. But like the little red hen in the children's fairy tale, I don't intend to do all the work. The site needs a small working group who will take responsibility for some decision making and for some labor as well. The site: http://law.duke.edu/dev/supremecourt