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The point of the post wasn't to talk about the general aspects of media, but to specifically and directly make a call to action for a subset of all media that I
by textfiles 15y ago
The point of the post wasn't to talk about the general aspects of media, but to specifically and directly make a call to action for a subset of all media that I and a team of volunteers can rescue data from.
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- nocman 15y agoIn the article you say "(As an aside, the conclusions of this study are wrong, although I appreciate the effort.)", giving a link to an article entitled "Floppy Disk Migration Pilot Project: Phase One Report". ( http://www.library.illinois.edu/prescons/pdf/Floppy_Disk_Migration_Pilot_Project.pdf http://www.library.illinois.edu/prescons/pdf/Floppy_Disk_Mig...). But you don't say why the conclusions are wrong. You don't give any data to back up your assertion. I'm not arguing for or against the conclusions of the article, but it would be nice to have something more than a "because I say so". I realize it is just an "aside", but it would be a lot more meaningful if you had a link to at least one other source that rebuts the conclusions of the article.