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OK, this will require some large help by all of you. I'm currently quenching my thirst for knowledge of VP/M/F history and found this thread.

http://vpforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26085&highlight=history

Needless to say, it's terribly out of date. I'll tell you what: If you (the collective members of VPF) help me to get the infos together, I'll compile the whole bundle into three timelines: The history of VP (probably the most funked-up one), the history of VPM (probably the...

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Hey gang,

Thought you guys might get a kick out of this. The mention is in the November 2008 issue, in the "I can use My Computer FOR THAT!?" article, on page 23. The sub-section is called "Play the Most Celebrated Tables in Pinball History". The text of the blurb follows:

Pretty cool mention, and it at least gives us an idea how "outside" folks view the community and what we can try to improve on.

Note: I tried to post this in the news section, but I obviously don't have access...