OK, maybe the "technology" is out of date, how about what you are allowing them do with it? In my circles there are folks still writing and building new tools

OK, maybe the "technology" is out of date, how about what you are allowing them do with it? In my circles there are folks still writing and building new tools for the Commodore 64. Same old 6510/Commodore BASIC but employing new programs with new methods and some new add-on hardware. So, as another respondent asked, are you offering them the ability enhance and update that older yet cool useful application (using the tried and true technology), or just merely maintaining it?