User talk:Ozymandiax

October 2023

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Hi MrOllie,

I see - I will gather more general external sources and use those instead.

My purpose is to highlight a 'branch' of retrocomputing that emerged over the past decade: making replicas for the explicit purpose of history preservation, rather than as 'homebrew projects'.

This community consists of a few hundred people, it is arguably a growing subgroup in retrocomputing.

But I see your point on better documenting this first.

Kind regards,

Ozymandiax. Ozymandiax (talk) 00:37, 30 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]