Re: Lost knowledge

[Andre Hebert <neelix@voyager.net>]

Bruce Maples wrote:
> 
> >>  I have no personal knowledge of this information.  It is merely
> >>  gleaned from my personal A2 archives
> 
> This was in another message I read tonight, and it directly speaks to
> a concern I have --
> 
> With so much Apple II info in people's heads and in various little
> text files and UseNet messages here and there, what are we going to do
> when it and/or they are gone?  I mean, Nathan's FAQ is wonderful
> (truly!), but it can't hold _everything_.
> 
> I have thought about starting to grab this stuff and shove it into a
> Notes database, but haven't yet.
> 
> Any thoughts?
> 
> Bruce
> 
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> bmaples@eager-assoc.com       (work)
> themaples@worldnet.att.net    (home)

Just a note to encourage you:
			I'm 16 years old and I just entered the Apple II 2 weeks ago by
buying a IIe.  I have learned a lot about this machine and other Apple
IIs in that time period and I love it.  I plan to learn as much as I can
and then try to help the "Apple II crowd" as best I can.  My friends
think I'm crazy to even look at the Apple II, but I find it fascinating.


				Andre Hebert