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+# Road Map
+
+There are a few personal goals for this repo. If other people join in,
+they might have more to add. For now the road map for this repo looks
+like this:
+
+  1. (currently here) Gather the files.  So far the only source seems
+     to be decuslib.com.  However there might be others so I'll send
+     some more emails over the next few weeks to see.
+  2. Build a timeline from the various versions that have been acquired.
+     Use that to populate a `historical` branch and the `master` branch
+     as well.
+  3. Try to document how bulletin looked. One way would be to get it
+     running on an emulator.  So far I've only found VMS 7.3.  A copy
+     of VMS 4 or 5 would be better.  Emulation is really only useful
+     for getting an idea of what it looked like - for me I don't
+     know VMS well enough to secure it for exposure to the net.
+     Alternatively, it might be possible to port it.  This gets
+     explored further down, but it would not be easy.
+  4. Assuming a port isn't done (likely), reimplement in Go. Just the
+     local bulletin functionality initially. And make it simple. Just use
+     the local fs and setuid/gid-type functionality. Mimic the old ISAM
+     VMS stores with protobufs and some sort of file locking.  Creating
+     protobuf services to exchange boards could come later.  But generally
+     no web, not client-server, just plain-old file-based IPC.
+
+## Emulation
+
+  * [Step by step guide](http://www.wherry.com/gadgets/retrocomputing/vax-simh.html) for getting OpenVMS 7.3 up and running on simh.
+  * [Notes on networking](https://vanalboom.org/node/18) and clustering on simh. Might not need this.
+
+## Port to Linux
+
+While a rewrite is preferred, a port might be possible.  Some interesting
+links on getting VMS FORTRAN running on a Linux/Unix system:
+
+  * A [script](http://www.simconglobal.com/vms.html) to do this
+    using a proprietary tool called FTP. Need to contact them about
+    licensing.
+  * Things to [look out for](http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/225).
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-## Port to Linux
-
-While a rewrite is preferred, a port might be possible.  Some interesting
-links on getting VMS FORTRAN running on a Linux/Unix system:
-
-  * A [script](http://www.simconglobal.com/vms.html) to do this
-    using a proprietary tool called FTP. Need to contact them about
-    licensing.
-  * Things to [look out for](http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/225).