On 15/06/2017 16:19, Al Kossow via cctalk wrote:
There are no plans or budget to scan this material en mass, so it wouldn't make
sense for anyone to come here assuming they would be allowed to do that.
If you look at the actual museum policy on copying material in the collection,
it is done on demand by staff at 50 cents per page.
On 6/14/17 11:59 PM, emanuel stiebler wrote:
But seriously, does it make sense to got there for few days, and support
somebody in scanning the material?
I understand, that in few days we can't scan all, but it is a start?
Oh Dear Al what are you doing!
That is a really negative statement. You are protecting nothing.
As an ex-DEC employee I can tell you that that would annoy so many
people to whom the information relates.
DEC was a world wide company and there must be world wide access to the
information.
This material must be made available a widely as possible.
For God's sake man scanning is the one thing that will preserve the
originals from future handling.
Stop this Policy and Budget nonsense and accept gracefully the help you
have been offered.
Rod Smallwood 45083 Digital Equipment Corporation 1975 - 1985
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There is no wrong or right
Nor black and white.
Just darknessand light
