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									Lounge &amp; Lost Media - Digital Archivist: Preservation and Archiving Forum				            </title>
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                        <title>Welcome to the lounge — and the &quot;what on earth is this?&quot; corner</title>
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                        <description><![CDATA[Every forum needs a room with the comfy chairs, and this is ours — off-topic chat, the tangents, and the stuff that doesn&#039;t belong anywhere else. It&#039;s also home to the fun puzzle side of thi...]]></description>
                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every forum needs a room with the comfy chairs, and this is ours — off-topic chat, the tangents, and the stuff that doesn't belong anywhere else. It's also home to the fun puzzle side of this hobby: lost media and mystery formats. If you've got a tape, disc or bit of gear you can't identify — an odd cassette shell, a label in a language you don't read, a format you've never laid eyes on — post a photo and someone here usually knows.</p>
<p>To get us going: what's the strangest or most unexpected thing you've come across in your own collection? A surprise recording on a tape you thought was blank, a format that stumped you, a piece of kit nobody can put a name to? Photos very welcome.</p>
<p>No question's too basic, and no tangent too daft — that's rather the point of this corner. Pull up a chair.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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