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Stroker1
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I posted in haste. Here's a bit of history of how this came to be.
When I first read KPT, a lot of it didn't make sense. As my PS experience grew, so did my understanding of KPT. Slowly I came realize just how mind boggling they are. Kai originally did the Gauss/Levels combo for cryin' out loud.
So my PS travels continued and I kept going back to KPT to read a little more. By this time I was really understanding everything Kai was talking about. Kudos.
Then, one day, I tried to go back to KPT. Guess what? Gone! I hit Google looking for KPT mirrors and I couldn't find a single one. KPT had fallen off the face of the Earth. Doh! I did eventually manage to find a mirror (where upon I promptly ripped and archived), but it took almost a week of Googling.
Totally dismayed, I brought up the idea of hosting them at GN. Everyone loved the idea. So it fell on my shoulders. I wrote Kai and he gave his blessing. Things started moving along. Eventually, a PS veteran, Steve, took over the project. I helped him were I could, but he was the real work horse behind hosting them at GN. I found it hard to believe that someone else had more passion for KPT than I. As a matter of fact, Steve still had the original KPT documents from AOL. What a guy.
They are finally here (there) at Gurus' Network, preserved in a good place for generations to come. Steve did a damn fine job. Even added a few thing here and there.
When I first read KPT, a lot of it didn't make sense. As my PS experience grew, so did my understanding of KPT. Slowly I came realize just how mind boggling they are. Kai originally did the Gauss/Levels combo for cryin' out loud.
So my PS travels continued and I kept going back to KPT to read a little more. By this time I was really understanding everything Kai was talking about. Kudos.
Then, one day, I tried to go back to KPT. Guess what? Gone! I hit Google looking for KPT mirrors and I couldn't find a single one. KPT had fallen off the face of the Earth. Doh! I did eventually manage to find a mirror (where upon I promptly ripped and archived), but it took almost a week of Googling.
Totally dismayed, I brought up the idea of hosting them at GN. Everyone loved the idea. So it fell on my shoulders. I wrote Kai and he gave his blessing. Things started moving along. Eventually, a PS veteran, Steve, took over the project. I helped him were I could, but he was the real work horse behind hosting them at GN. I found it hard to believe that someone else had more passion for KPT than I. As a matter of fact, Steve still had the original KPT documents from AOL. What a guy.
They are finally here (there) at Gurus' Network, preserved in a good place for generations to come. Steve did a damn fine job. Even added a few thing here and there.
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That one goes in the major links thread for sure Stroker, thanks! 
