About pages that are no longer updated

"We're no longer updating this page" - What does this mean?

Our aim is to make all of the pages on arlingtoncursillo.org as accurate, reliable, and useful as possible. When a particular event has ended, we generally leave the related web page online, just in case you find it helpful or interesting. However, in order to avoid confusion, we add a banner notice to the page to make it clear that we're no longer keeping it up to date.

We leave these pages online for reference purposes only. Be aware that the information on the page may be out of date or otherwise inaccurate due to the passage of time.

Why don't you just delete these pages when they aren't "fresh"?

Pages often contain information which may still be of interest. We don't want to delete pages that you may have bookmarked or linked to in other ways.

When do you delete pages from arlingtoncursillo.org?

In general, we only remove pages where the information has become so outdated that it may lead to actual harm or damage.

Anything else I should know about this notice?

"Mothballing" is what we call this process of labelling pages "no longer updated". We got this idea from BBC.com.