It won t really change the slow decline of an obsolete system. Then another door opened. On the web, user groups will grow and flourish. They ll do it all themselves, and they ll do it well. They ve still got you in Mama s arms.
Someone is bound to ask.
In May of 1995 an earlier shake-up happened in The User Group Forum. The current Leader, Don Rittner, was being ousted by a new wave of young management. So I had to build a record of all my uploads and time on line. While digging into more than a dozen forums, I also recorded the actual number of downloads, and the average times. This was before the rennovation into the current AOL, and many, many files were lost in that rennovation.