I thought it might be that Scotty, as an curious-to-know engineer, becomes a hobbyist vintage Mac lover who occasionally visits some form of archive.org in his day to see how things were once done on computers. Perhaps Scotty somehow finds one of my then-ancient posts about how insane Steve Jobs is for bastardizing keyboards in 2008-2008, emphasizing design beauty over functional practicality, making keyboards look like they've been run over with a MACK truck, and where individual keys go down all of 3 silly millimeters when pressed! (Indeed, I have little doubt Steve contributes to the complete eradication of mechanical keyboard keys, as is the case in the futuristic world of Star Trek where "tactile feedback" is truly a distant and long forgotten memory.)
Even so, Scotty would not have found 68kMLA discussions on archive.org. For whatever reason, our individual forums are not archived there. I can't help but think the domain should renamed, "oftennotarchived.org". Quite frightful really. I guess that means we simply need to pray that someone is now making backups of our discussions here, so all our hard work in typing in useful information here is not again obliterated by a hard disk crash. Or perhaps Scotty will return back in time to rescue our poor forums from digital destruction, extracting useful tidbits of info from our posts that ultimately works to save humanity once again.