I scanned some stuff

Jason T wrote: Stuff that is already out there might be of much lower quality. If you shoot for high quality on all your scans, even your duplication probably isn't really duplication. IMHO, storage and transfer speeds are only going up and up --- I'd rather have a file take up a little more space and take a little longer to download, and have a better end result. While I have done a relatively small amount of scan-archiving (or whatever the heck its called), even if one person found it useful five years from now I would have considered it time well invested. I've been working on a retro-computing project for a couple years, and old-school original documentation is extremely valuable, and I'm always excited to find a new scan of some documentation that I can't find or didn't know existed. The power of the Internet with practically free duplication and instant delivery is nothing short of amazing wrt this type of work. Fantastic. Thanks for your hard work. There will be people thanking you in the future. Keith