Glenn Cole, anxoius to keep us out of legal trouble, wrote:

> Before anyone dives into RSI :/ do we know if this presents any
> legal issues with Interex?

I don't think there's a problem with this legally. When I wrote:

> So who is the HP3000/MPE Historian? Does Interex keep a copy of all its
> mags (preferebly on digital media of some kind)? It just seems such a
> waste to dump -- sorry, "recycle" -- all this history.
>
> Ideally, every article from every issue should be available online to
> members, perhaps even through the Web, in a searchable format. Any
> takers?

Michael Doyle from Interex responded:

> We've got back to 94 on there now. I'll check to see how often old
> online issues are used to see if there is a need. My understanding is
> that traffic is pretty light. Thanks for your idea.

Which is what started the ball rolling (notwithstanding Allan Chalmer's
original post that he had old Interact magazines to give away). So it
looks like we have the green light from Interex; seems to me we'd only
be adding to their web site anyway, or did I misread some of these
posts?

Patrick
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