| Peter Scheyen |
| From: Peter Scheyen No objection from me. Enjoy!
On Saturday, June 12, 2004, Richard Lowe wrote:
>Hi, I still love your site, and I wonder if you'd have any objections
>if I made a mirror of it on my own server? Thanks! Richard Lowe
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| infocom.elsewhere.org |
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Richard Lowe wrote:
> I am creating a site about the Zork series of games which is intended
> to honor these old great games from the past. I was wondering if I
> could use the images and pictures from your site (with appropriate
> links and credits of course). My interest is primarily on the older
> dungeon and adventure games on the VAX and other machines, but I want
> to include a complete Zork section. I never really got into the other
> games and so don't have as much interest.
>
> When I am finished I want to have a complete history of the Zork
> series including dungeon and adventure, and all of the articles,
> images and downloads that I can find. I want to create a proper
> memorial for a wonderful series of games (including some of my own
> original artwork and articles).
>
> I would, of course, download the pictures slowly so as not to stress
> out your bandwidth if this was fine with you.
That sounds pretty cool. Let me know what ISP you use and I'll scan the server logs to find out myself) and I'll make sure I don't add you to the bandwidth hog list by accident. You're
welcome to use any of the images from infocom.elsewhere.org for your project, and I wouldn't turn down a link back to the main site in exchange.
I look forward to seeing your site; please do let me know when it's finished.
Yours,
--Josh |
| Memories of Infocom |
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Hi Richard,
no please help yourself.
Let me know where your site is, I'd like to take a look. I'll add a link to it from my site.
Regards
Gary
Hi, I was just looking over your web site and found it to be very nice. Good job. I am putting together a web site of "memories of infocom and zork
and such" and wondered if you'd mind if I "borrowed" a few things, especially the PDF files you've got. It would be most appreciated! Thanks, Richard Lowe
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