Deletion of C64S

Comment: After investigating a bit more, it looks like this emulator may have some historical significance. The manual for VICE (a modern and notable C64 emulator), http://www.viceteam.org/vice_11.html says that "The T64 File Structure was developed by Miha Peternel for use in the C64S emulator."; T64 is the tape image format used to digitize old games/programs. T64 is one of the two formats used by C64 emulators today, the other, G64, was developed in cooperation between the VICE authors and CCS64 authors (this is another notable simulator). So, it does seem that C64S has a technical legacy. Perhaps the article should be userfied for further work. The problem is that claims like "was one of the first practical Commodore 64 emulators for the PC platform", which are made in the article, need to come from a |reliable source for Wikipedia purposes, they cannot be written from lore; it's worth discussing if any of the fan sites that do have a page about this software qualifies as such (and supports that claim
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