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HP 3000 homesteading (and migration) supplier Resource 3000 wants to know how the HP 3000 community is managing to stay on the platform. The company posted a notice this week which asks for input on a 10-question survey.

Question 1 is "Are you or your company still operating an e3000? If your answer is "No," you are almost done with this questionnaire!"

But answer a yes and you can provide the community, including yourself, with a snapshot of 3000 homesteading (or migration) in 2007. Resource 3000 will summarize the survey results for all HP 3000 customers who respond. The survey is online at www.resource3000.com/survey.php

Resource 3000's Steve Cooper said the survey's specific information "which promises to be interesting" will not be shared with any third party. He added that it's a chance to "share your
thoughts on where we are and where we're heading."

Cooper, who manages Resource 3000 partner member Allegro Consultants, said in an e-mail to the HP 3000 newsgroup

To better serve this still-vibrant community, we’d like to find out who’s going (why, how, and where to), who’s staying, and what their associated issues are. We, in turn, will share a summary of the results-which promise to be interesting-with all who participate in the survey.

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