I'd like to open a new topic and maybe get some feedback as to what my 
files should contain for users of the PSN network. I know what I like to 
see in the presentation of my files but...
1. just how much data show be sent; I usually crop down to about two 
minutes before the arrival of P and then include at least some of the LR 
waves. Is this enough? I see some files are much longer than that...is 
there a reason.
2. some deep quakes don't show any LQ or LR .... what good is it to show 
this time frame?
3. should data containing erroneous spikes be uploading if the rest of 
the file is good .. I haven't been
4. my location is noisy; is there any value to the users of PSN  if 
files are filtered, like 2 pole, .5 low pass and .05 high pass for a 5.6 
mag quake 1600 miles away
5. do programs that in hence wave forms created by certain weaknesses in 
equipment (like short period verticals data being extended) serve a 
positive aid to users of this network
6. does the PSN group have any "Elmer's" that would have time to 
critique uploaded files and answer some questions
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