Well, that is okay then, because KryoFlux supports basically all formats already 
Copy protection is no problem either, KryoFlux reads disks at the flux transition level - copy protection is read just like any other data.
Now, this Kryoflux thing you guys have invented, this basically "spans the globe" of data preservation, right? I mean, we're not just talking about 800k mac disks, amiga and STs anymore. You guys could corner the forensic disk preservation/restoration market. Imagine being able to recover 8" floppies from the late 1970's/early 1980's (even partially).
This is pretty revolutionary, and any petty jealousy needs to be disposed with (on your detractor's side - you guys are aces for producing this thing!)
