I have to concur. Keep dribbling, Frank.
I realize that my perspective is different because I teach history, but....
RPG's are a significant cultural phenomenon. Everyone involved in the industry, from the early days up to now, needs to pass along as many facts and recollections about their experiences as possible.
Biographers and historians will be mining that trove of information for generations to come. Seriously.
Think about the pulp writers and publishers. Think about how hard it is to find their work today, and how much interest there still is in that era. Also, think about how valuable anything to do with the pulp era is today.
Dribble...dribble a lot.
