[TUHS] Sort of off-topic: usefulness of TUHS list and archive?

[Wesley Parish]

You might point them in this direction:

Dennis Ritchie's Interview for Samizdat
Tuesday, June 01 2004 @ 09:25 PM EDT
http://www.groklaw.net/articlebasic.php?story=20040601212559558

PJ quotes an email from Dennis Ritchie that mentions tuhs.org in
relation to the SCO series of allegations and accusations about the
relationship of Linux to Unix.

As an archivist of early Unix developments, you played a part in
keeping the record open and visible, which played no small part in
preventing a sizeable part of the IT industry from being held to
ransom. No small achievement.

Wesley Parish

On 8/8/18, Warren Toomey <wkt at tuhs.org> wrote:
> All, sorry that this is tangential to TUHS. I work at TAFE Queensland,
> which
> is a bit like a polytechnic or a U.S college. As a teacher, I have to
> demonstrate industry skills. I've listed my administration of the TUHS
> server
> over 25+ years. However, TAFE wants this to be verified by third parties:
>
> 	"Where possible the teacher could show that industry endorses his
> 	website and any if there are any testimonials/comments/reviews
> 	available on the site, these could also be provided."
>
> So, if you could pop a sentence or two in reply to this e-mail about
> the usefulness of the TUHS archive and the mailing list, that would be
> really helpful!
>
> Cheers & thanks in advance, Warren
>