On Thu, Jan 26, 2017 at 12:51 AM, Evan Koblentz via vcf-midatlantic < vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:

Several people asked me about archive pages for past Vintage Computer Festival events. Much of the information was lost during a rebuild of the former Festival owner's web site, however, much of the same information was also available at Archive.org. Tonight we posted about 50% of the basic date from past Festivals -- when, where, who -- at http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/archives-show-summaries/. (It would be a HUGE amount of work to post the exact web sites from past Festivals, and there's not much point to saving the logistical information about what time of day people will speak, etc., so what we are posting seems like a good balance.) We hope to get the remaining 50% onto the page soon. PS. You'll notice that the page is being populated from the bottom-up. No particular reason why.

​very nice to see this addition, keeps the tradition alive one suggestion, have the information itemized in a list, cause it's all jibberish you know, a simple way like below helps make it better to read for the

public< extra CR's is not going to kill anyone or crash a server for example, *VCF West 9.0 (2006)*

*Where*: Computer History Museum, Mountain View, California *Speakers*: C. Murray McCullough – History of Computing in the LSI Era, Peter Glaskowsky – Microprocessor Report, Paul Saffo – Why Technology’s Future Depends Upon Passionate Collectors, Larry Breed – APL\360, Bruce Damer / Chris Espinosa / Daniel Kottke / John Draper / Randy Wigginton / Steve Wozniak – Apple In the Garage, Al Kossow – Software Preservation, Christine Finn – How Cool is Collecting?, Evan Koblentz - Collecting for Newbies, Kevin Savetz – Ten Years of Preserving Vintage Computer Publications Online, Aram Attarian / Diane Ascher / Drew Rogge / Lee Felsenstein – Sol-20 Celebration, Jerry Lawson – Fairchild Channel F Video Game System *Exhibitors*: Stephen Jones – AT&T 3B2/500 + XM w/ DMD TTY5620, Evan Koblentz – Pre-Industrial Computing, Larry Anderson – Flash Attack, Cameron Kaiser – The Tomy Family, Vince Briel – Replica 1, Larry Pezzolo – Sphere, An Early Computer System, Jordan Ruderman – Vintage Micros, Robert Harker – Early Sun Workstations, Bryan Blackburn – Mark-8 Minicomputer, Rich Dreher – CompactFlash for Apple 1 and Replica 1, Michael Holley – History of Popular Electronics, Eric Schmidthuber – Heathkit EC-1 Analog Computer, Leonard Taylor – Atari 800 and Atari XE, Larry Pezzolo – OSI 300, Robert Bernardo – Commodore PET 2001, Bob Fowler – Alpha Microsystems AM-1000, Tim Robinson – Computing by Steam, Steven Myers – CompuColor II, Pavl Zachary – “Little” DEC Computers, Hans Franke – Access to the Computer Museum Munich ​