🚀 go-pugleaf

This is no good news indeed. I understand this policy for codes developed
at JPL. What about other material ? The final question is, if anyone
is willing to provide:

	- an anonymous ftp server site
	- maintainers

or to cite the EMLIB starters: 

"
These observations have motivated us to set up a publicly-accessible
library of EM software and related material.  This library, called
EMLIB, is physically located at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, on
the Internet node microwave.jpl.nasa.gov (IP address 128.149.76.31) and
can be receached via anonymous ftp.

EMLIB is being maintained by a handful of volunteers who actively
solicit and catalogue software.   The software is voluntarily
contributed by workers in the field and is intended for public
distribution. Contributed software should be written in standard
languages, be documented and, if appropriate, contain sample input and
output data.

At present, EMLIB (being quite new) contains only a handful of codes.
By means of this mailing we hope to acquaint EM workers with the concept
of EMLIB, to encourage them to use it, and (especially) to contribute
codes to this effort.
"

Rien a` cirer. 

Bardo

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