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Subject: Section 10.17 of handbook outdated?
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I wonder whether this section ('Backups to Floppies' as of this email) is
really relevant anymore.  Floppies are (a) small and (b) unreliable, and
though this section doesn't exactly trumpet the cause, perhaps it would be
better not to mention them at all?