The details aren't really very interesting, and that may
even be true of the entire story in general, but that's not going to keep
me from telling it. When I saved to disk the files I wanted to take with
me as templates, the main contents page file, to which I'd already added
the (tentative and later to be changed) name of this column, I apparently
copied a file with inaccurate links. Just why this happens really isn't
of much interest (though it tends to be rather disheartening for me when
I encounter it again and again) but what is significant is that the column
was uploaded from Toronto (where I knew I'd have FTP access) and the problem
of the inaccurate links was called to my attention in San Diego. Making
the corrections seemed to be important (though hordes weren't exactly flocking
to read the inaccessible columns and it thus could have waited), and that
entailed not only a couple of minutes of correcting, but also downloading
and installing the proper FTP software. Altogether that took less than
half an hour. And of course what most involved me in this whole process
was the challenge, and meeting it successfully.