🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <4362@hubcap.UUCP> disd@hubcap.UUCP (Gary Heffelfinger) writes:
>From article <1442@ucsd.EDU>, by dbw@net1.ucsd.edu (David B. Wollner):
>> Scotch Brand Tapes, the makers of Post-it labels, has a Cover-up Tape #658
>> which is called Post-it Tape.  It makes an ideal quick label, and is
>> easily replacable.  It's not as pretty as a real label, but it works well.
>
>Does this tape stay on after months of handling?  It sounds like a good
>thing, but I'd hate to see it start falling off in my drive.
>Beauty is not an issue, but it'll get really ugly if it falls off and
>jams the mechanism.
>
I've been using this tape for a year or so.  I haven't had any
problems with the tape falling off.  As an example, my disk repair
floppy, and virus floppy are both labelled with this tape.  They
have received more use than I care to remember, and still have no
problems with the tape lifting at the corners.  I should really
replace these labels with permanent ones, since these are valuable
disks, and won't be relabelled.

This seems to be one of those discussions which can happen via E-mail
rather than via netnews.  I would rather not post to "thousands of
machines throughout the entire civilized world" (from the rn warning).
Besides, I don't think many people are interested in which floppies
I've labelled, and not labelled.