PD CONTACTS INFORMATION

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This document contains information on various people you can write to, or sometimes email, for coder's and PD services such as libraries. Mostly PD things, but there is a seperate list of general clubs, usergroups, and magazines too.

The Public Domain Libraries are where the bigger collections of PD hang-out, and you can 'order' a collection or specific ones from these places, they are allowed to charge for costs for repair and postage, but not to sell the actual PD itself for profit. Below that are the Coders.

Please inform me of any others you know in other countries or in England.

Please bear in mind that the programming groups are not PD libraries and won't usually just send you stuff for nothing - it's a good idea to have new programs to swap with them.

Only the coders and PD Libraries known to me can be listed here. So if you know of another, or indeed are another libary or Speccy group, I would very much like to hear from you. If you think there is some missing information you can supply, do not hesitate to contact me also!

KEYS

I have tried to include for each group: name, whether a group or a person, country, members, programs produced and there will be more information on some (the more famous / internet aware / people I know).
In the addresses below, [xx] is the country - if none specified then they are English.

If the country is next to a group name, all the group come from that country (AFAIK) unless there is a specific [??] mark next to a person's name/pseudonymm, in which case only that person is from the specified country.
Three dots (...) represent missing info, badly needed (!).


PD LIBRARIES


DEMO PRODUCERS

What follows is a list of quite a few coding teams and people who either have been, or still are, writing things for the Spectrum.

The format of the listing is as follows:
The name is first, as a link if there is anything more about them.
The programs produced by them are stored sperately via links, or below the name after 'Programs' if there is no other information in a seperate file. m..n represent succesive demos with the same name ie CIR 1..4 means there are demos: CIR 1, CIR 2, CIR 3, CIR 4.

NOTE: It's supposed to be in alphabetical order, but it's my order not a program's. So there may be a few out of place.
Words like "The" are placed at the end, and spaces are ignored, so "The Mad Guys" would be indexed as "Mad Guys The".

There is also an index to all the groups with more detailed information.

My PD demos list
Fountain PD's demos list
Intro page
Spectrum Forever homepage

File last updated: 31 January 1996
Author: John Garner / jmg7@ukc.ac.uk