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| - | Forever Disks' mission is to document, organize, and preserve information about optical disk cartridge formats, including MiniDisc, Magneto-Optical, Phase-Change, | + | {{ : |
| - | This information is preserved | + | Thank you for visiting **Forever Disks**, a documentation |
| - | Forever Disks is an ongoing work in progress, currently maintained by a small team. We intend | + | From magneto-optical and phase-change media to WORM and other specialized formats, these systems were used in consumer, professional, |
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| + | This wiki documents the formats, recording technologies, | ||
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| + | Many of these systems have been out of common use for decades, and much of the knowledge surrounding them has disappeared along with the hardware. Documentation can be scattered, incomplete, or based on the memories of people who worked with these formats when they were current. | ||
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| + | Our goal is to bring that knowledge together in one place. There are still plenty of old disks, cartridges, drives, | ||
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| + | __Contributions to Forever Disks are currently private, and accounts are invite-only.__ This may change in the future. If you have corrections, | ||
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