Although I have a 1200/Blizzard'040/PPC, I don't really use it anymore. (I still need to figure a way to cool the '040, since the muffin fan fell off of the processor a few years ago.) I am, however, still very interested in keeping the community going. (I'm fairly silent on most forums, prefering to browse/read them anonymously.)
I agree , in general, with the "do what needs to be done" attitude... but I'm also agreeing with those who wish to keep the "past posts & such" alive/available. (In my case it's because I'll have a lot of catching up to do on the A1200 once it *is* working again! The only way will be through forums & communities like this: at this point I'm not even sure where/what kind(s) of service(s) is/are still available for my 1200 (1000, 2000, 500... :-) !!! ) here in the USA; esp. for the Blizzard/PPC!
My point is, for those of us who are still Amiga oriented/preferrer's (despite the necessity of having to use a PC on a daily basis); esp. those like me who are out of date due to circumstance/etc., communities/forums such as this are a life-saver & fount of info! (Even outdated info can be of great use. Consinder those who must update/upgrade from software that is years out of date: such sites are often the only remaining source of such info!
So my opinion is: do what must be done (esp. if it keeps things enjoyable for you Wayne), but try to keep the past intact/accessable (in some form or another) as well, 'cause you never know just who or how it may help someone!
(Forgive any/all typpoo's & mithspelinngs... I a one-haander wit a shot reach.) :lol:
