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[edit] Status of ACS user submitted library of adventures
From email corespondence with Ken St. Andre: "The club ran its course in about 2 years. I kept the library for several years, but without access to the C-64, I finally threw them all away. As far as I'm concerned it's all gone and finished."
- Ken's participation in the club lasted only about the first 2 years. The library was then transfered to a 3rd party and the club itself lingered around until 1991-1992. I will try to get more information on who that third party was. --WillDarlock 14:12, 2 August 2006 (UTC)