Archives? What archives? (fwd)

[Sparkes, Ian, ZFRD AC]

Here's the deal...

if someone gets a copy of the archives to me somehow, I 
pledge that I will get them  burned and will distribute 
them for cost price. I assume there will be two CDs as the 
data is apparently around 1GB. I have already checked, and 
for a run of 300 (should be enough to cover all the 
non-apathetic CP list members) the costs are:
     DM1,67 = 92 cents each
     = $1,84 + VAT = $2,15.
Add postage onto this.

A really great idea would be to include the coderpunks 
archive on any space that were left over. But first of all, 
I'll keep the focus as the greatest enemy of 'good' is 
'great'.

Note: IMPORTANT: The rep was emphatic - you shouldn't 
forget that this price includes *2 color* labelling! Makes 
the offer kind of irresistable doesn't it?

Why am I doing this? Because just as Tim pointed out, this 
has been discussed more than once but there have been no 
results. At least none that I have heard of in the last 
year.

One point - I am outside of the US. Good for europeans, but 
perhaps a little expensive for US-CPs. Maybe someone would 
like to take over the US distribution. (WHGIII?) I could 
get 50% to the states for distribution.

Anyone wants to arrange this with me, contact me off-list. 
If no one does, then I'll start bugging people until 
something happens <g>... 

Ian

At 14:28 04.09.98 -0500, you wrote:
>In 
<Pine.HPP.3.91.980904210041.12475B-100000_cor.sos.sll.se>, 
on 09/04/98 
>   at 09:02 PM, Asgaard <asgaard_cor.sos.sll.se> said:
>
>>Ray Arachelian wrote:
>
>>>It was done... Remo Pini (www.rpini.org or some such) 
was the dude
>
>>www.rpini.com
>
>>Crypto CD Vol 1 has lots of stuff on it but I never found 
any archive of
>>the CP list(s). Perhaps I didn't look enough.
>
>I didn't find any either.
>
>Also someone mentioned previously of pre-1995 online 
archives. Anyone have
>a pointer to these?
>
>There is a local company here that does CD duplication and 
Harddrive
>archiving to CD. I can check and see how much they would 
want to burn a CD
>with the CP archives on it. I would imagine that list 
members would prefer
>RockRidge extensions? OS/2 supports both Joliet & 
Rockridge so it does not
>matter to me one way or the other. :)
>
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