Re: Copyright request?!?

[yeo@pigeon.qut.edu.au (Willie Yeo)]

Tony Ward (tward@XXXXenteract.com) wrote:

: >      The first project to get popular II/IIgs software officially
: > reclassified as shareware, freeware, and/or PD came from Dr. Tom.

: You seem to be forgetting Lost Classics, which has been around for
: years. Their latest reclassification efforts include Q-Labs software
: such as Six Pack and Signature.

	Indeed Lost Classics Project on the Genie's A2 Roundtable is the 
first group to kick off reclassification efforts. But of course, Lost 
Classics Project is somewhat a more "private" project by memory, as A2 
users like me can't afford to join Genie, and they are not really open too 
all.

	Of course, things changed somewhat, and LCP now moved to Delphi 
A2, which is more accessible to everyone, but the libraries are "closed" 
to those, otherwise subscribers of Delphi.

	Of course, Treasure Chest Project is still around ... but it was 
not started by Dr. Tom, but I *DO* give credit to him, as his efforts on 
Medley GS was the thing that started me going.

	In the next couple of weeks, now that I am off from university 
exams, I can devote some time to do up a newer page for TCP. I wish I 
could have enlisted Helix Energy to do my web-page graphics, but he's a 
bit too busy.

	Oh well.....