Deletion of The Zets

Comment: The Zets was formed around the same time that the University of Pittsburgh introduced a policy where all undergraduate students were entitled to computer time. This policy extended to time on Unix and VMS-based systems. As such non-CS students were starting to use these systems in ways that were not anticipated. This led to the University of Pittsburgh needing to set policies with regards to user limits on computer time. As the members of the group graduated, or not, and spread across the globe the ties back to this group led to email correspondence during the first Gulf War, creative writing about the group and the group spawned a rock group. Because of the sketchiness of digital archives from this period it is not always easy to find |reliable, independent sources. However some mentions of the group can be found
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)

Comment: E-mail and instant messaging go back to the 60's (they actually predate the Internet), and this group goes back to the 80's, so I doubt the claim of early email and IM use.  Also "never recognized by the University of Pittsburgh as an official club or users' group."  Fails , since I don't see any secondary sources
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Comment: i agree with Phirazo, as e-mail and instant messaging originated back in the 60's and an early Freelancin' Roundtable|IM-style server was begun in 1984, well before this group's 1986 founding. I also think there might be some  here
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Comment: per  and no refs
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)

Comment: I'm not sure about this, if they really were the first to use IM and email, then wouldn't there be many more reliable sources? Fails , , and 
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