On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 02:06 AM, Mark Koan wrote:
FWIW, I don't think people were envisaging a rule that would exclude IIsi ROM chips.3. STRONGLY feel that restricting the swaps to only Compacts is too limiting. A lot of components, such as rom chips from an si, or Mystic motherboards, directly contribute to upgrading Compacts. I think the rule should be: if it works inside a Compact or Color Classic or LC 5xx form factor, or is software that will work in system 8.1 or below, it is legal for swapping.
What we don't want are generic old stuff like 2Gb external SCSI drives, nor once-removed stuff like NuBus cards.
IF the consensus seems to be that one-day-a-week trading is a good idea (and I don't think the one-off digest idea is practicable, however attractive it is, given the limitations of the server software) then I'll put the idea to Dan. If he's agreable, then I'll propose a set of criteria for what is OK and no OK.
OK?
Stuart
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