Talk:Albedo One

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I did a massive rewrite on this article. in so doing, I will explore deleting the rewrite ad tag. --K3vin (talk) 13:50, 3 October 2008 (UTC)

as contributing editor
I am not the creator of this article. In fact, I juststumbled across it, while pursuing another project. Using common sense, in good faith, I re edited the article to appear less like an advertisement. I did not change any facts, but did tone down the language, and did remove some extraneous information. As a contributing editor, I am removing the ad tag, in good faith. --K3vin (talk) 23:26, 6 October 2008 (UTC)

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Where is the ISFA ?
Albedo One is a part-descendent of the Irish Science Fiction Association, the national body for SF fans, but there is no article on the group? It began in 1976, and in the early days had a once-a-month invite to Anne McCaffrey's first Irish home, before she moved to the wilds of Co. Wicklow. Harry Harrison was also active. As I recall it died in either '81 or '84, and was revived around 1990, maybe 1991, lasting until maybe 1999, meeting at 2-3 different pubs over time, on Amiens St., Pearse St.? I remember an upstairs room opposite Busaras. Later the last chairman died and his books were auctioned for either fannish or charity causes, and the ISFA funds, held by the last treasurer were passed to was it Padraig O'Mealoid, who used to run a bookshop in Temple Bar, for some new relevant initiative? I also remember two James's, one very involved, one coming up more in the after period, very much involved with Octocon, I think? Sorry I can't remember much detail, I was a non-Dublin member, only making the meetings at odd intervals. But I hope someone can write it all up? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 31.173.35.205 (talk) 07:24, 5 February 2020 (UTC)